President John Dramani Mahama has congratulated Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva on his re-election, expressing his commitment to deepening diplomatic and economic cooperation between Ghana and Brazil.
In a message shared on Facebook, President Mahama described Lula’s re-election as well-deserved and highlighted the longstanding relationship between the two countries.
Mahama said he looked forward to strengthening bilateral relations and working with Brazil to advance the shared interests of countries in the Global South.
He also emphasised the importance of the Accra Reset initiative in promoting cooperation among developing nations and advancing an agenda focused on economic transformation and improved living standards.
According to Mahama, Ghana and Brazil share a rich history, providing a strong foundation for expanding diplomatic engagement and pursuing common development goals.
Lula Defeats Flávio Bolsonaro in Brazil Presidential Election
Brazil held its presidential runoff election on Sunday, October 25, 2026, with Lula securing another term after defeating his challenger, Flávio Bolsonaro of the Liberal Party.
Official results announced by Brazil’s Superior Electoral Court showed Lula winning 51.79% of valid votes, equivalent to 64,256,232 votes.
Bolsonaro received 48.21%, representing 59,826,041 votes.
The outcome gives Lula another opportunity to advance his domestic policy priorities and strengthen Brazil’s international partnerships.
Mahama Highlights Accra Reset and Global South Cooperation
President Mahama’s congratulatory message also underscored his administration’s interest in strengthening partnerships among countries of the Global South.
Through the Accra Reset initiative, Ghana seeks to promote international cooperation and advance development priorities that reflect the interests of developing countries.
Closer Ghana-Brazil relations could create opportunities for collaboration in areas such as trade, investment, agriculture, industrial development and diplomatic engagement.
Mahama’s message signals Ghana’s intention to build on its historical ties with Brazil while working with international partners to promote shared economic and development objectives.
Source: newsthemegh.com