Namibia’s new Geneva envoy gets UN accreditation
Ndiitah Nghipondoka-Robiati has officially received accreditation as Namibia's permanent representative to the UN office and other international organisations in Geneva. She presented her letters of credence to UN Geneva director general Tatiana Valovaya on Monday. This process formalises her appointment. The Ministry of International Relations and Trade stated that Namibia is committed to international cooperation. The country aims to strengthen its engagement with multilateral institutions.
Namibia’s permanent representative to the United Nations office and other international organisations in Geneva, Ndiitah Nghipondoka-Robiati, has officially received her accreditation. This comee after she presented her letters of credence to UN Geneva director general Tatiana Valovaya on Monday. The Ministry of International Relations and Trade says in a statement the accreditation formalises Nghipondoka-Robiati’s appointment as Namibia’s representative to the UN office and other international organisations in Geneva. “Namibia remains committed to advancing international cooperation and strengthening its engagement with multilateral institutions,” reads the statement. The discussions focused on Namibia’s role in advancing multilateralism, implementing the Pact for the Future,