President Brahim Ghali attended the inauguration of Uruguay’s new president, Yamandú Orsi, who pledged to support equality and development. The event, which saw significant international attendance, marked the celebration of Uruguay’s 40 years of democracy. Ghali extended congratulations to Orsi and participated in a historic diplomatic occasion.
On March 1, 2025, President Brahim Ghali of the Sahrawi Republic attended the inauguration ceremony of Uruguay’s new president, Yamandú Orsi, in Montevideo. Orsi’s inaugural address emphasized his commitment to fostering equality and development for all citizens, advocating for a world free from external influences while promoting mutual respect and cooperation among nations. Ghali was honored to be part of this momentous event, marking a highlight in diplomatic relations.
During the ceremony, which was notable for its extensive international attendance, President Ghali received a special reception alongside other foreign dignitaries. He expressed his congratulations to President Orsi and the Uruguayan populace for their democratic achievements, coinciding with the 40th anniversary of democracy in Uruguay. This event marked one of the largest gatherings of foreign delegates in Uruguay’s history, showcasing the country’s growing diplomatic ties.
Ghali’s participation stemmed from an official invitation extended by outgoing President Luis Lacalle Pou, highlighting the strengthening bonds between the Sahrawi Republic and Uruguay. The event featured 185 foreign delegations from more than 65 countries, underscoring the global interest in Uruguay’s political landscape and the significance of its democratic transitions.
President Brahim Ghali participated in the inauguration of Uruguay’s President Yamandú Orsi, where the latter committed to equality and mutual respect among nations. Ghali congratulated the new leader, recognizing Uruguay’s democratic milestones. The ceremony witnessed unprecedented foreign attendance, reinforcing Uruguay’s international relationships and highlighting global cooperation efforts.
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