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Diplomatic accreditation updates
Overview
The provided reports detail separate diplomatic accreditation events involving different nations.
In October 2026, Abuhamaija Sisira Kumara Senaviratna was accredited as the new Sri Lankan ambassador to Tunisia. Based in Cairo, the ambassador met with Tunisia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Migration and Tunisians Abroad, Mohamed Ali Nafti. The discussions centered on strengthening ties established in 1988, with a focus on a multisector action plan to increase bilateral trade, joint investments, and academic cooperation.
In November 2026, Lungisani Dominic Ntombela commenced his mission as the non-resident Ambassador of South Africa to Turkmenistan. Based in Astana, Ntombela presented his credentials to Dunyagozel Gulmanova, Chairperson of the Mejlis. Officials discussed expanding political dialogue and cooperation within international organizations like the United Nations, as well as establishing an interparliamentary friendship group.
Entities
Dunyagozel Gulmanova · Turkmenistan · Abuhamaija Sisira Kumara Senaviratna · Mohamed Ali Nafti · Tunisia
Timeline
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[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesSouth Africa accredits new ambassador to Turkmenistan
South African Ambassador Lungisani Dominic Ntombela has been accredited to Turkmenistan, marking a move to deepen bilateral political and economic cooperation.
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[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesSri Lanka accredits new ambassador to Tunisia
Sri Lanka’s new ambassador, Abuhamaija Sisira Kumara Senaviratna, has been accredited to Tunisia, with both nations pledging to expand economic, commercial, and academic cooperation.
Sources
newscentralasia.net · trend.az