Foreign Affairs Minister Netherlands, UK, Denmark and Portugal Back Ghana’s Reparatory Justice Agenda
Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has disclosed that the Netherlands, Denmark, the United Kingdom and Portugal have expressed their readiness to collaborate with Ghana on its reparatory justice agenda.
According to the Minister, the four European countries communicated their willingness to engage with Ghana on efforts aimed at advancing discussions on reparations, historical justice and international cooperation, despite abstaining from a vote on the relevant resolution.
Mr. Ablakwa said the countries have indicated their interest in working with Ghana towards the broader objective of promoting what he described as a fair and just world.
The development highlights Ghana’s continued efforts to strengthen its foreign policy and international advocacy on issues surrounding reparatory justice and historical injustices.
Ghana’s engagement on the issue is expected to contribute to broader international discussions on reparations, justice, human rights and equitable global relations. has disclosed that the Netherlands, Denmark, the United Kingdom and Portugal have expressed their readiness to collaborate with Ghana on its reparatory justice agenda.
According to the Minister, the four European countries communicated their willingness to engage with Ghana on efforts aimed at advancing discussions on reparations, historical justice and international cooperation, despite abstaining from a vote on the relevant resolution.
Mr. Ablakwa said the countries have indicated their interest in working with Ghana towards the broader objective of promoting what he described as a fair and just world.
The development highlights Ghana’s continued efforts to strengthen its foreign policy and international advocacy on issues surrounding reparatory justice and historical injustices.
Ghana’s engagement on the issue is expected to contribute to broader international discussions on reparations, justice, human rights and equitable global relations.
Source: newsthemegh.com