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Home Diplomatic Relations

More ambassadors present credentials

byMichel Cousins
March 22, 2012
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A second batch of ambassadors presented their credentials to the chairman of the NTC, Mustafa Abdul Jalil on Wednesday at the . . .[restrict]NTC headquarters in Tripoli. The ambassadors who presented their credentials were: Franz Holberger (Austria), Petar Ljubicic (Croatia), Victor Camilleri (Malta), Sheikh Mohammed bin Thani (Qatar) and Sir Dominic Asquith (UK).

On Tuesday, credentials were presented by Antoine Sivan (France), Giuseppe Maria Buccino Grimaldi (Italy), Jo Dae-sik (Korea), Michel Gottret (Switzerland) and Ali Kemal Aydin (Turkey).

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