Source: newsthemegh.com
The ambassadors of Turkey and the Czech Republic, as well as the high commissioner of Kenya, were received by Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia at the Jubilee House on Tuesday, June 18, 2024, for individual talks with the goal of discussing issues of mutual concern and enhancing diplomatic ties.
Dr. Bawumia emphasized the significance of Ghana’s ties with Turkey, the Czech Republic, and Kenya during these interactions.
He conveyed his appreciation for the solid diplomatic and business relationships that have been fostered over time, pointing out that these exchanges are essential to both parties’ advancement.
Meeting with the Ambassador of Türkiye’s
The main topic of conversation during his meeting with the Turkish ambassador was how to increase investment and trade between Ghana and Turkey.
Dr. Bawumia emphasized the accomplishments of several infrastructure initiatives in Ghana that have profited from Turkish capital and experience.
Both sides agreed that there was room for more cooperation in sectors like education, building, and energy.
Ghana’s efforts to create a favorable atmosphere for foreign investments have been commended by the Turkish Ambassador, who also indicated a strong desire to investigate potential new business prospects for Turkish companies in Ghana.
Discussions with the Ambassador of the Czech Republic
The topic of discussion with the ambassador of the Czech Republic was extending collaboration in the fields of technology and industrial growth.
In addition to highlighting the significance of technical innovation for Ghana’s future, Dr. Bawumia extended an invitation to Czech businesses to provide cutting-edge technological solutions to the country’s expanding industrial sector.
The ambassador from the Czech Republic praised Ghana for its technological advancements and reaffirmed the Czech Republic’s commitment to helping the country by investing in and transferring expertise to important industries including manufacturing and agriculture.
Interaction with the High Commissioner of Kenya
The meeting between Dr. Bawumia and the High Commissioner of Kenya demonstrated the close ties between the two African countries.
They talked on how to use the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) to increase economic growth and how to improve intra-African trade.
Kenya’s High Commissioner praised Ghana for spearheading economic integration in the continent and underlined the need for African states to stand together in order to confront shared difficulties.
The two presidents decided to collaborate closely to improve collaboration in fields including health, education, and agriculture.
Respecting the Development Policies of Ghana
Vice President Dr. Bawumia observed during these talks that the diplomats were appreciative of the revolutionary policies that President Nana Akufo-Addo’s administration had put in place.
He outlined a number of important programs that have helped Ghana’s socioeconomic development, such as the One District One Factory project, the Planting for Food and Jobs program, and large investments in healthcare and education.
Dr. Bawumia reiterated Ghana’s dedication to building solid international alliances and establishing favorable conditions for sustained growth.
He was hopeful that increased cooperation and concrete advantages for all sides would result from these diplomatic efforts.
The envoys, for their part, reaffirmed that their governments support Ghana’s development program and promised to keep pushing for closer ties between the two countries for the benefit of both.