REPUBLIC OF KOREA
The Hon. Ralph A Kader, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Relations to Principality Monte de Agrella, with H.E. The Hon. Moon Jae-In, the Republic of Korea’s President.
REPUBLIC OF TUNISIA
The Hon. Ralph A. Kader, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Relations to Principality Monte de Agrella, with H.E. Khemaies Jhinaoui, Minister of Foreign Affairs to the Republic of Tunisia.
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REPUBLIC OF SURINAME
The Hon. Yildiz Deborah Pollack-Beighle, Minister of Foreign Affairs to the Republic of Suriname, with H.E. Fernando M. Gonzalez, Permanent Mission: Ambassador of Principality Monte de Agrella to Latin America and Caribbean Group (GRULAC).
REPUBLIC OF INDIA
H.S.H. Immanuel Sovereign Prince, Head of State and Government of Principality Monte de Agrella, with H.E. The Honorable H. D. Deve Gowda Former Prime Minister of the Republic of India 1996-7.
KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA
H.E. Abdallah Y. Al-Mouallimi, Ambassador: Permanent Mission of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to the United Nations, with H.E. Salwa Kader, Ambassador at Large to Principality Monte de Agrella, and President of the United States Federation for Middle East Peace, at the United Nations Headquarters, and The Hon. Ralph A. Kader, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Relations to Principality Monte de Agrella.
RUSSIAN FEDERATION / REPUBLIC OF ANGOLA / FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA
H.S.H. Immanuel Sovereign Prince, Head of State and Government of Principality Monte de Agrella, with H.E. Vitaly I. Churkin, Ambassador: Permanent Mission of the Russian Federation to the United Nations, The Hon. Ralph A. Kader, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Relations to Principality Monte de Agrella, H.E. Ismael A.G. Martins, Ambassador: Permanent Mission of the Republic of Angola to the United Nations, and H.E. Joy Ogwu, Ambassador: Permanent Mission of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to the United Nations.
AFRICAN UNION
The 54 Heads of State of the 54+1 African Union Member States at the time in 2016 and now 55 African Union Sovereign Member States that comprise the African Union at the African Union General Assembly. The largest and one of 5 United Nations Regional Groups known as the African Group.