Which countries do the new foreign envoys represent?

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The new foreign envoys represent Mauritius, Turkey, Brunei, Nigeria, the Congo, and Albania.

Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia, received Letters of Credence from six heads of foreign missions at Istana Negara on July 14. They were Mauritius High Commissioner Rabin Gungoo, Turkish Ambassador Nevzat Uyanik, and Brunei High Commissioner Abdu’r Rahmani Basir, along with Ahmed Olatunji Sulu Gambari from Nigeria, Raymond Serge Bale from the Congo, and Ermal Muça from Albania.
Mauritius, Turkey, and Brunei
The six foreign heads of mission included Rabin Gungoo of Mauritius as High Commissioner. Nevzat Uyanik represented Turkey as Ambassador, while Abdu’r Rahmani Basir represented Brunei as High Commissioner.
Nigeria, the Congo, and Albania
The same ceremony also included Ahmed Olatunji Sulu Gambari for Nigeria. Raymond Serge Bale was listed for the Congo, and Ermal Muça represented Albania.
Letters of Credence were received from six mission heads
The event was held at Singgahsana Kecil, Istana Negara, where Sultan Ibrahim received Letters of Credence from the six heads of foreign missions. The countries tied to those six mission heads were Mauritius, Turkey, Brunei, Nigeria, the Congo, and Albania.

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