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Envoys of five nations present credentials to President (UPDATED)
The President of India, Droupadi Murmu accepted credentials from the High Commissioners/Ambassadors of Solomon Islands, Nauru, Italy, Iceland and Israel at a ceremony held at Rashtrapati Bhavan. Those who presented their credentials were: Anthony Makabo, High Commissioner of Solomon Islands; Kane Amandus, High Commissioner of the Republic of Nauru; Antonio Enrico Bartoli, Ambassador of the Republic of Italy; Benedikt Hoskuldsson, Ambassador of Iceland and Reuven Azar, Ambassador of the State of Israel.
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