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Czech President Receives Credentials of Four New Ambassadors

Strategic Insights

Oct 12, 2025 — 1 min read

President Petr Pavel received the credentials of four new ambassadors to the Czech Republic at Prague Castle, marking a significant development in diplomatic relations. The new ambassadors hail from Israel, Montenegro, Liechtenstein, and Bangladesh, each bringing unique experience and expertise to their respective roles. While three of the ambassadors will be stationed in Vienna and Berlin, Israeli ambassador Amir Weissbrod will be based in Prague, underscoring the Czech Republic's strategic partnership with Israel.

Key Takeaways:

Amir Weissbrod, the new Israeli ambassador, has three decades of experience in diplomacy, including serving as head of the Middle East department at the Israeli Foreign Ministry.
Weissbrod was the first Israeli diplomat to enter Saudi Arabia with an Israeli passport and expressed a desire to further develop cooperation in areas such as water management, medicine, security, and cybernetics.
The Czech Republic is considered a strategic partner of Israel, and Weissbrod aims to connect young people from both countries through various initiatives.
Stanica Andjic, the new Montenegrin ambassador, has been working as the head of the embassy in Vienna for two years and brings valuable experience to the role.
Simon Biedermann, Liechtenstein's senior diplomat to the OSCE and the UN, will take up the post of ambassador to the Czech Republic, based in Vienna.
Muhammad Zulqar Nain, the new Bangladeshi ambassador to Czechia, has served at embassies in the United States, South Korea, and Algeria and will be based in Berlin.

Statistics:

30 years: the duration of Amir Weissbrod's experience in diplomacy.
2 years: the length of time Stanica Andjic has been working as the head of the embassy in Vienna.
4: the number of new ambassadors received by President Petr Pavel.
3: the number of ambassadors who will be stationed in Vienna or Berlin.
1: the number of ambassadors based in Prague, namely Amir Weissbrod.

Sources:

CTK
Israeli embassy

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