He presented his credentials alongside the ambassadors of Ghana, Slovenia, France, Nepal, and Mongolia in a ceremony that took place at the Royal Palace of Madrid on Monday, February 24.
Nkulikiyimfura, who also serves as Rwanda’s ambassador to France, Italy, Monaco, and Portugal, expressed his appreciation for the opportunity to strengthen diplomatic ties with Spain.
"It has been an honour to present my credentials to His Majesty King Felipe VI," he said. "I express my deep gratitude to His Majesty and his Government for the solid cooperation with Rwanda in multiple sectors."
Spain’s government reaffirmed its commitment to diplomatic traditions, noting that the presentation of credentials is a longstanding practice dating back to the 18th century.
The ceremony, conducted with full honors, plays a key role in enhancing bilateral ties between Spain and its global partners.
The Letters of Credence formally recognize an ambassador as the highest diplomatic authority of their nation in the host country.
Nkulikiyimfura’s appointment is expected to further enhance Rwanda-Spain relations in various sectors.
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