President John Dramani Mahama has officially received the Letters of Credence of 11 newly appointed Ambassadors and High Commissioners during a formal ceremony at the Jubilee House in Accra. The incoming diplomatic representatives represent South Africa, Nigeria, India, Thailand, Lebanon, Australia, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Finland, Slovakia, and Sweden, marking a significant step in Ghana’s ongoing diplomatic engagements with key global partners across Africa, Asia, Europe, and Oceania.
Addressing the newly accredited envoys, President Mahama reaffirmed Ghana’s unwavering commitment to deepening diplomatic ties, strengthening bilateral relations, and exploring innovative avenues for mutually beneficial cooperation. He emphasized that his administration remains focused on fostering strong international partnerships rooted in mutual respect and shared prosperity.
During his remarks, the President highlighted Ghana’s keen interest in building upon its historical, political, cultural, and economic connections with each of the represented nations. He further called for heightened international collaboration to advance critical shared priorities, specifically pointing to Africa's broader development agenda, the pursuit of reparatory justice, and the expansion of cross-border investment opportunities.
Concluding his address, President Mahama underscored Ghana’s dedication to identifying fresh, impactful areas of cooperation capable of delivering tangible benefits to ordinary citizens. He noted that constructive diplomacy must ultimately translate into meaningful socioeconomic progress that improves the daily lives of people both in Ghana and across its partner countries.
@Volta Today
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