Johannesburg prepares to host the G20 Leaders' Summit at Nasrec, south of the city, and the Department of International Relations has informed foreign missions that access to some of its services will be severely curtailed. Image: Supplied
Foreign missions could have limited access to diplomatic immunities and privileges (DIAP) – such as alcohol and tobacco products – for up to two weeks from Monday, November 10, due to the upcoming G20 Leaders’ Summit. The Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) has informed foreign missions that with the upcoming G20 Leaders' Summit 2025, services rendered by DIAP will be impacted.
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