The Ambassador of the State of Palestine to Ghana, His Excellency Ahmed Abu Dalfa, has held a diplomatic meeting with Ghana’s Minister for Defence, Hon. Kenneth Gilbert Adjei, as part of efforts to strengthen bilateral relations between Ghana and Palestine.
The courtesy visit, which took place at The Square, provided an opportunity for the Palestinian Ambassador to formally introduce himself and discuss ways of deepening diplomatic ties, defence cooperation and strategic partnerships between the two countries.
During the meeting, Ambassador Abu Dalfa praised President John Dramani Mahama for his continued efforts and advocacy towards achieving lasting peace in the Middle East, particularly in ending the ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
He also reaffirmed Palestine’s commitment to building stronger diplomatic relations with Ghana and exploring new areas of mutual cooperation.
In response, Defence Minister Kenneth Gilbert Adjei reiterated Ghana’s commitment to strengthening its relationship with Palestine and advancing bilateral cooperation. He emphasised that peace remains a critical foundation for international partnerships and sustainable development.
The discussions focused on key areas of mutual interest, including defence collaboration, diplomatic engagement, regional security and shared strategic priorities.
The meeting underscores Ghana’s continued engagement in international diplomacy and its commitment to promoting peaceful relations, strengthening international partnerships and supporting efforts towards lasting peace in the Middle East.
Source: newsthemegh.com