Ambassador to Indonesia meets with Gov’t Officials in Antigua and Barbuda
The Ambassador-Designate of the Republic of Indonesia is on a three-day visit to Antigua and Barbuda familiarizing himself with officials and presenting his credentials to the Governor General.
His Excellency Tatang Budie Utama Razak arrived here on Sunday, accompanied by his wife, Mrs. Marita Fatimah Budie Utam.
They were met by an official of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and are accommodated at Siboney Beach Club, Dickenson Bay.
On Monday His Excellency Razak presented his credentials to His Excellency Rodney Williams and paid a courtesy call on Foreign Affairs Minister E.P Chet Green.
He also met with Prime Minister Gaston Browne today Monday and paid a courtesy call on Her Excellency Maria Fiffe Cabreja, Ambassador of the Republic of Cuba in Antigua and Barbuda and Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, at the Cuban Embassy, Blue Waters Drive
He will leave the island on Tuesday.
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