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AMBASSADORS HOLY SEE HE Monsignor Salvatore Pennacchio – 3.11.2016 ROMANIA HE Mr Ovidiu Dranga – 19.06.2013 ALBANIA HE Ms Sh AMBASSADORS HOLY SEE HE Monsignor Salvatore Pennacchio – 3.11.2016 ROMANIA HE Mr Ovidiu Dranga – 19.06.2013 ALBANIA HE Ms Shpresa Kureta – 17.09.2014 RUSSIA HE Mr Sergey Andreev – 16.10.2014 UKRAINE HE Mr Andrii Deshchytsia – 7.11.2014 VENEZUELA HE Mr Luis Adolfo Gómez Urdaneta – 8.01.2015 PAPUA NEW GUINEA Brussels HE Mr Joshua Rimarkindu Kalinoe – 17.02.2015 MAURETANIA Berlin HE Mr Mohamed Mahmoud Ould Brahim Khlil – 03.03.2015 GAMBIA Brussels HE Ms Teneng Mba Jaiteh – 7.07.2015 DJIBOUTI Berlin He Mr Aden Mohamed Dileita 7.07.2015 PERU HE Mr Alberto Efraín Wilfredo Salas Barahona – 7.09.2015 SINGAPORE Singapore HE Mr Loo Choon Yong – 7.10.2015 REPUBLIC OF THE UNION OF MYANMAR Berlin HE Ms Yin Yin Myint –.12.2015 MEXICO HE Mr Alejandro Negrín Muñoz – 14.06.2016 BURKINA FASO HE Mr Simplice Honoré Guibila – 28.09.2016 Berlin MALAWI HE Mr Michael Barth Kamphambe Nkhoma – 28.09.2016 Berlin TURKEY HE Mr Tahsin Tunç Üğdül – 6.10.2016 NAMIBIA HE Mr Andreas B. 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