List of confirmed foreign Heads of State and Government attending Mandela events

The South African government’s Department of International Relations and Cooperation has released a list of foreign Heads of State and Government attending activities relating to Former President Mandela’s passing.

More than 70 heads of state and government are expected to attend the events.

US President Barack Obama will attend Tuesday’s memorial service at the Soweto stadium, while others will arrive later in the week for Mandela’s burial on December 15 in his boyhood home of Qunu.

LIST OF CONFIRMED GUESTS

  • Afghanistan:

His Excellency Hamid Karzai, President

  • Algeria:
  • His Excellency Mr Abdelkader Bensalah, Speaker of the Council of the Nation (Senate) – rank above the Prime Minister

  • Angola:
  • His Excellency Mr Manuel Vicente, Vice President

  • Argentina:
  • Mr Amado Boudou, Acting President of Argentina

  • Australia:
  • His Excellency Mr Tony Abbott, MP, Prime Minister

  • Bahamas:
  • Right Honourable Perry Christie, Prime Minister

  • Bangladesh:
  • His Excellency Mr Md. Abdul Hamid MD ABDUL, President

  • Belgium:
  • His Royal Highness King Philippe

  • Benin:
  • His Excellency Boni Yayi, President

  • Botswana:
  • His Excellency Lt Gen. Seretse Khama Ian Khama, President

  • Brazil:
  • Her Excellency Dilma Rousseff, President

  • Burundi:
  • His Excellency Pierre Nkurunziza, President

  • Canada:
  • His Excellency Stephen Harper, Prime Minister

  • Chad:
  • His Excellency Mr Idriss Deby Itno, President

  • China:
  • His Excellency Li Yuanchao, Vice President,

  • Comores:
  • His Excellency Dr Ikiliou Dhoinine, President

  • Congo (Republic of the Congo):
  • His Excellency Mr Denis Sassou-Nguesso, President

  • Congo (Democratic Republic of Congo):
  • His Excellency Joseph Kabila, President

  • Cote d Ivoire:
  • His Excellency President Allassane Ouattara, President

  • Croatia:
  • His Excellency Josipovic Ivo, President

  • Cuba:
  • His Excellency Raul Castro Ruz, President

    Source: GhanaWeb

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