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MoFA holds farewell reception for ambassadors

11 September 2012
MoFA holds farewell reception for ambassadors
A farewell reception for the outgoing Austrian ambassador Julius Lauritch and Thai ambassador Somchai Charanasomboon was held by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) in presence of senior officials and heads of diplomatic missions. 

Assistant Foreign Minister for Political Affairs Tareq Ahmed Al Haidan on the role the two ambassadors in enhancing relations between their respective coutnries and the UAE in different areas. 

The two ambassadors expressed appreciation for cooperation shown by MoFA and other authorities during their tenures in the UAE.

They also hailed the prudent leadership of President His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan.
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