Ghana’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has expressed profound gratitude to the international diplomatic community for their significant presence at the swearing-in ceremony of President John Mahama.
Speaking at a New Year’s gathering hosted by President Mahama for the diplomatic corps at Jubilee House, Mr Ablakwa acknowledged the global show of support for Ghana’s democratic journey.
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“I also wish to thank you for the historic attendance of world leaders at the swearing-in ceremony of President John Mahama and the numerous congratulatory messages, a testament to the confidence you repose in our efforts to advance democracy,” Mr Ablakwa remarked.
He emphasised that such high-level representation was an indication of the international community’s recognition of Ghana’s democratic achievements.
The Foreign Affairs Minister further noted that the overwhelming goodwill extended to President Mahama underscored the country’s growing influence in global affairs.
He reaffirmed Ghana’s commitment to strengthening diplomatic ties and working collaboratively with international partners to foster peace, stability, and economic growth.
Mr Ablakwa assured the diplomatic corps that the government would continue to uphold democratic values and prioritise good governance.
He encouraged further cooperation between Ghana and its global allies to address common challenges and promote sustainable development.
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