Newly appointed ambassadors of various countries to Nepal presented their credentials to President Ram Chandra Paudel on Wednesday at the President’s Office, Shital Niwas, in Kathmandu. The ceremonies were held separately, with Indonesia’s non-resident ambassador, Listiyowati, among the diplomats who submitted her credentials to the president.
Credentials presented at Shital Niwas
The presentation ceremonies took place at the President’s Office in Kathmandu. Rather than a single joint event, each ambassador presented credentials to President Paudel separately, according to reports on the ceremony.
The appointments involve ambassadors representing different countries in Nepal. The reports identified Listiyowati as Indonesia’s non-resident ambassador and confirmed that she presented her credentials to the president. They did not identify the other ambassadors in the available details.
The event brought the newly appointed diplomats to Shital Niwas, where President Paudel received their credentials. The ceremonies were conducted on Wednesday, although the reports did not specify a calendar date.
Indonesia’s non-resident ambassador
Listiyowati’s presentation was reported as part of the credential ceremonies involving the newly appointed ambassadors. She serves as Indonesia’s non-resident ambassador to Nepal, and presented her credentials directly to President Paudel at the President’s Office.
The reports focused on the credential presentation and did not provide further details about Listiyowati’s appointment, her diplomatic agenda in Nepal or the discussions held during the ceremony. They also did not describe the arrangements for the separate presentations beyond confirming that they took place at Shital Niwas.
The event marks the formal presentation of credentials by the newly appointed ambassadors to Nepal’s president. The available reports confirm the location, the separate nature of the ceremonies and Listiyowati’s participation, while providing no additional information about the other diplomats involved.
