Dutch Ambassador presents letter of credence to Georgian President
In her message on social media, Arakelian noted she was looking forward to contributing to the “excellent” relations between the two countries. Photo: Presidential Administration
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Meline Arakelian, the newly appointed Dutch Ambassador to Georgia, on Friday presented her letter of credence to the Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili to formally start the diplomat’s stint in the country.
In her message on social media, Arakelian noted she was looking forward to contributing to the “excellent” relations between the two countries.
Immensely honoured to have presented my letters of credential to H.E. Salome Zourabichvili, President of Georgia. I look forward to contributing to the excellent relations between ???????? and ????????in my role as His Majesty’s Ambassador in Georgia. pic.twitter.com/qHGYzZv5Ou
— Meline Arakelian (@melinearakelian) August 18, 2023
Arakelian on Monday also presented copies of her credentials to Aleksandre Khvtisiashvili, Georgia’s Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs.
In her comments, the Dutch diplomat emphasised the Netherlands was an “unwavering” supporter of Georgia's sovereignty, territorial integrity, European and Euro-Atlantic integration.