Tehran: The new ambassadors of Kenya, the Netherlands, and Mauritania met with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on Monday evening to present copies of their credentials, marking the commencement of their diplomatic missions in Iran. According to Islamic Republic News Agency, the series of meetings began with the new ambassador of the Republic of Kenya, who officially submitted a copy of his credentials to Foreign Minister Araghchi, signifying the start of his tenure in Tehran. Following this, the newly appointed ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands also met with Araghchi, presenting his credentials as part of the formal diplomatic process required to begin his mission in Iran. Lastly, the new envoy from the Islamic Republic of Mauritania completed the credential presentation, marking the official start of his diplomatic role in the country. These presentations underscore the continued diplomatic engagements between Iran and these nations.
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