President John Dramani Mahama has received the Letters of Credence from 11 newly appointed Ambassadors and High Commissioners representing various countries at the Jubilee House in Accra.
The diplomatic representatives are from South Africa, Nigeria, India, Thailand, Lebanon, Australia, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Finland, Slovakia and Sweden.
During the diplomatic ceremony, President Mahama reaffirmed Ghana’s commitment to strengthening international relations, deepening diplomatic cooperation and expanding mutually beneficial partnerships with countries across the world.
The President emphasised the importance of building on Ghana’s longstanding historical, political, cultural and economic relationships with its international partners to promote shared development objectives.
He also called for increased international collaboration in addressing issues of common interest, particularly Africa’s economic development, reparatory justice and investment opportunities.
President Mahama further stressed the need to identify new areas of bilateral cooperation that would deliver practical benefits to citizens in Ghana and the respective partner countries.
He noted that stronger diplomatic engagement and international partnerships remain important to advancing economic growth, attracting foreign investment and creating opportunities for sustainable development.
The presentation of Letters of Credence formally marks the recognition of the newly appointed diplomatic representatives and their roles in strengthening relations between Ghana and their respective countries.
Source: newsthemegh.com