New ambassadors from various countries presented their letters of credence to President Ram Chandra Paudel in Kathmandu on October 14, 2026, at a credentials ceremony that included Indonesian Ambassador Listyowati, who presented her credentials as Indonesia’s non-resident ambassador to Nepal.
Credentials ceremony in Kathmandu
The ceremony brought new ambassadors before President Paudel to formally present their letters of credence. The reported event took place in Kathmandu, though the available information does not identify all the countries represented or name the other ambassadors who took part.
Among those presenting credentials was Listyowati, Indonesia’s non-resident ambassador to Nepal. Her presentation was part of the wider ceremony involving representatives from various countries. The report identifies her role and the non-resident nature of her ambassadorship, but does not provide further details about her diplomatic posting.
Indonesia’s non-resident ambassador to Nepal
Listyowati presented her Letters of Credence to President Paudel in her capacity as Indonesia’s ambassador to Nepal. The credentials ceremony was held on October 14, 2026. No additional information was provided about the ambassador’s prior assignments, the length of her appointment or any statements made during the event.
The available report also does not detail the discussions, if any, between the President and the ambassadors, or describe other items on the ceremony’s agenda. The central reported development is the presentation of credentials by the newly appointed representatives, including Indonesia’s non-resident envoy.
Event details
The ceremony took place in Kathmandu and included ambassadors from various countries. President Paudel received their letters of credence, while Listyowati represented Indonesia in her role as non-resident ambassador to Nepal.
The event date, October 14, 2026, and the identification of Listyowati as Indonesia’s non-resident ambassador are the specific details reported about the ceremony. Further information about the other participating countries and ambassadors was not available in the report.
