| President Yoon Suk Yeol is seen at an event where he officially received Letters of Credence from new ambassadors-designate to Korea at the presidential office in Yongsan, Seoul, Thursday. Twelve ambassadors-designate presented their credentials, including Michelle Winthrop from Ireland, Deyab Farhan Al-Rashidi from Kuwait, Lim Juay Jin from Malaysia, Pablo Ernesto Scheiner Correa from Uruguay, Begench Durdyyev from Turkmenistan, Anne Kari Hansen Ovind from Norway, Istvan Szerdahelyi from Hungary, Jyoti Pyakuryal from Nepal, Ramin Hasanov from Azerbaijan, Murat Tamer from Turkiye, Amit Kumar from India and Carlos Eduardo Emanuele Moran from Ecuador. Joint Press Corps |
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