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- Letters Of Credence From Australia To The United States (australia Governor-General To US President) On The Appointment Of Mr Greg Moriarty AO As Australia's Ambassador To Us, In 2026; (mr.…
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- Letters Of Credence From Australia To The United States (australia Governor-General To US President) On The Appointment Of Mr Greg Moriarty AO As Australia's Ambassador To Us, In 2026; (mr. Moriarty May Have Assumed Duties As Ambassador To The US In April 2026?) - Letters Of Credence From Australia To The United States (australia Governor-General To US President) On The Recall Of The Hon Kevin Rudd AC As Then Australia's Ambassador To Us, In 2026. Note Regarding This Release The Letters Exchanged Between States For The Appointment And Departure Of Ambassadors Use Ceremonial Language. The Wording Used In These Letters Is Standard And Consistent With Previous Letters Of Their Kind.
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DFAT released formal letters of credence exchanged between the Australian Governor-General and the US President documenting two ambassadorial transitions in April 2026. The first letter appoints Greg Moriarty AO as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the United States, while the second recalls Kevin Rudd AC from the same position. These are ceremonial diplomatic documents using standard formulaic language consistent with international diplomatic protocol for ambassador appointments and departures. The correspondence reflects routine bilateral relations between Australia and the United States, with no substantive policy positions or operational details disclosed beyond the personnel changes themselves.
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