Lukashenko receives credentials from ten ambassadors
10.04.2026
MINSK (
BelTA) – Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko received credentials from ambassadors of ten countries on 10 April, BelTA has learned.
Diplomats from Japan, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Somalia, Palestine, the DPRK, Egypt, Ghana, Bangladesh, and Algeria presented their credentials to the head of state.
“We are open to your initiatives to develop bilateral relations, whether in trade, investment, science, culture, education, sports or people’s diplomacy. You can count on support at all levels. I invite you to get a closer look not only at our culture but also at our opportunities. We have something to offer to each of your countries. The doors are open for you in Belarus. I wish you successful and fruitful work in your responsible role in Belarus,” the head of state addressed the foreign ambassadors.
Following tradition, Aleksandr Lukashenko also spoke about Belarus’ relations with each of the states.
Diplomats from Japan, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Somalia, Palestine, the DPRK, Egypt, Ghana, Bangladesh, and Algeria presented their credentials to the head of state.
“We are open to your initiatives to develop bilateral relations, whether in trade, investment, science, culture, education, sports or people’s diplomacy. You can count on support at all levels. I invite you to get a closer look not only at our culture but also at our opportunities. We have something to offer to each of your countries. The doors are open for you in Belarus. I wish you successful and fruitful work in your responsible role in Belarus,” the head of state addressed the foreign ambassadors.
Following tradition, Aleksandr Lukashenko also spoke about Belarus’ relations with each of the states.