President John Dramani Mahama has received letters of credence from a new group of ambassadors and high commissioners, in a move aimed at strengthening Ghana’s diplomatic engagements.
The ceremony, held at the Jubilee House, saw envoys from France, Angola, Namibia, China and South Sudan formally accredited to Ghana.
The diplomats included Her Excellency Diarra Dime-Labille of France, His Excellency Rui Orlando Xavier of Angola, Her Excellency Ndiyakupi Ngituwamata of Namibia, His Excellency Cong Song of China, and Her Excellency Jacquiline Natepi Ben Lochalamoi of South Sudan.
In his remarks, President Mahama emphasised Ghana’s commitment to deepening bilateral relations, particularly in the areas of trade, investment and cultural exchange.
The envoys, on their part, expressed appreciation for the warm reception and reaffirmed their readiness to strengthen cooperation between Ghana and their respective countries during their tenure.
The presentation of credentials marks a significant step in reinforcing diplomatic ties and advancing mutual interests between Ghana and its international partners.
