On Monday, November 25, 2013 President Manny Mori of
the Federated States of Micronesia received the Letter of Credence of His
Excellency George Ney de Souza Fernandes, Ambassador of the Federative Republic
of Brazil to the FSM, in an official ceremony held at the President’s
conference room in Palikir. Ambassador
Fernandes is cross-accredited to the FSM out of Manila, Philippines.
During the ceremony, President Mori welcomed
Ambassador Fernandes to the Federated States of Micronesia, and congratulated
him for being the first Ambassador of the Federative Republic of Brazil to the
FSM. President Mori expressed appreciation to the Ambassador for taking time to
visit the FSM to formally present his credentials and indicated his desire to
develop the relationship based on mutual cooperation at all levels. He also
congratulated the Brazil Government for hosting the biggest United Nations
Conference on Sustainable Development: RIO+20 held last year, and expressed his
appreciation for the warm hospitality extended to him as head of the FSM
delegation to the RIO+20.
President Mori, Ambassador Fernandes and Secretary Robert |
Ambassador Fernandes thanked the President for
accepting his letter of credentials and expressed his desire to strengthen the
relations between Brazil and the FSM. He
shared views on potential areas of bilateral cooperation and engagements
between the two countries, especially in the areas of environment, energy, and
agriculture.
Attending the ceremony were Secretary of Foreign
Affairs Lorin S. Robert, Chief of Staff Leo Falcam Jr. and staff from the
President’s Office and the Department of Foreign Affairs.
After the Presentation of Credentials ceremony,
President Mori invited Ambassador Fernandes to join him for the opening of the
Special Session of the 18th Congress of the Federated States of Micronesia,
where he was recognized and welcome by the FSM Congress.
FSM and Brazil established diplomatic relations in
2010 with the signing of a Joint Communiqué between the two countries’
Permanent Missions to the United Nations in New York.
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