President Weah Receives Letter of Credence from New British Ambassador

Tuesday, August 11, 2020

President Weah Receives Letter of Credence from New British Ambassador

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The Ambassadors of Britain and the European Union (EU) accredited to Liberia on Monday paid a courtesy call on the President of Liberia.

An officer of the US Military presenting tarpulins to President Weah for use by the Armed Forces of Liberia

President Weah speaking to the media following the tour of the 14th Military Hospital facility

Polish Ambassador Mrs. Joanna Tarnawska presents her letter of Credence to President Dr. George Manneh Weah

Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia presents his letter of credence to President Weah

Gambia's Ambassador reads and presents his letter of credence to Dr. George Manneh Weah

Egypt's Ambassador, Mr. Ahmed El-Sayed Helal presents his letter of credence to President Dr. George Manneh Weah

Gen. Lee In-Tae, Ambassador of Korea presents his letter of Credence to the President of Liberia, Dr. George Manneh Weah

Ambassador of the Philippines presents her letter of credence to Dr. George Manneh Weah, President of Liberia

United Arab Emirates Ambassador presents his letter of Credence to the Liberian Chief Executive

Moroccan Ambassador, Idriss Isbayene presents his letter of credence to President Weah

Burundi Ambassador H.E. Mr. Emmanuel Mpfayurera presents his letter of credence to the President of Liberia, Dr. George Manneh Weah