The ambassadors of Malta and Honduras present their Letters of Credence

Simon Pullicino was until now ambassador to Qatar, while Ana Paola Hall chaired the Honduran National Electoral Council until her appointment as ambassador

The ambassador of Malta, Simon Pullicino, and the ambassador of Honduras, Ana Paola Hall, presented their Letters of Credence this week at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The ambassador of Malta, Simon Pullicino, and the ambassador of Honduras, Ana Paola Hall, presented their Letters of Credence this week at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The ambassadors of Honduras, Ana Paola Hall, and Malta, Simon Pullicino, delivered their Copies of Style this week to the second chief of Protocol of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, awaiting to enter the upcoming ceremonies for the delivery of Credentials to King Felipe VI, the first of which is scheduled for next September.

Ambassador Simon Pullicino delivered yesterday, at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, his Copies of Style to the Second Introducer of Ambassadors, Irina Sanchis Vives, according to the Embassy of Malta’s report on its Facebook account.

“The formal beginning of Ambassador Pullicino’s diplomatic mission in Spain,” states a brief note from the Embassy, “reaffirms the commitment to strengthen the long friendship and excellent bilateral relations between Malta and Spain.”

Ambassador Simon Pullicino has bid farewell this month from his position at the head of the Maltese Mission in Qatar, where in a farewell article he valued “the exemplary character and composure of Qatar in times of crisis.”

For her part, the new ambassador of Honduras, Ana Paola Hall, arrives in Spain with a work agenda focused on continuing and strengthening bilateral relations, prioritizing areas such as education, health, security, infrastructure, tourism, and the environment, in addition to strengthening the comprehensive support for the Honduran community in Spain.

Hall was until her appointment president of the National Electoral Council. She is a lawyer and doctor in criminal law, as well as a diplomat.