Gabon’s new ambassador presents her Copies of Letters of Credence

The Diplomat The new Ambassador of Gabon, Allegra Pamela Bongo, has presented the Style Copies of her Letters of Credence at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Allegra Pamela Bongo, who replaces Patrick Arthur Moukala, went to the Ministry on October 29, where she was received by the second Ambassador Introducer, Ana Flor Alburquerque. Allegra Pamela Bongo was since August 2021 deputy permanent representative of Gabon to the United Nations in New York and was previously assigned to the Permanent Delegation of her country to UNESCO and to the International Organization of La Francophonie in Paris. For several years, she was also in charge of legal affairs at the General Directorate for Cooperation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Libreville. She will also be the new ambassador to UN Tourism, the United Nations Agency for Tourism, which is based in Madrid.

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