Israeli Foreign Ministry Approves Key Diplomatic Appointments
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- Israeli Foreign Ministry approved new ambassadors to several countries.
- Kobi Shoshani will be ambassador to the Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Sharon Bar-Li appointed ambassador to India, Bhutan, and Sri Lanka.
- Ronit Nudelman-Perl named ambassador to Ghana, Liberia, and Sierra Leone.
- Appointments require final approval from the government.
Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs Appointments Committee has approved several key appointments for heads of Israeli diplomatic missions abroad. Kobi Shoshani is slated to become the ambassador to the Democratic Republic of Congo, where Israel plans to open an embassy. Shoshani's previous roles include ambassador for Indian communities in North America, consul general in Mumbai, and head of the Foreign Ministry's internal audit department.
Sharon Bar-Li has been appointed as the ambassador to New Delhi, and non-resident ambassador to Bhutan and Sri Lanka. She currently serves as deputy director-general of the Foreign Ministry and head of the Africa department, having previously been ambassador to Ghana and deputy ambassador to the United Kingdom.
Ronit Nudelman-Perl is set to be the ambassador to Accra, and non-resident ambassador to Liberia and Sierra Leone. Her prior experience includes serving as counselor minister in the Europe department, head of the public diplomacy division, and consul in Boston.
Foreign Affairs Minister Gideon Saar will present these appointments for approval by the ministerial committee for diplomatic service appointments and the government.
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