President Nana Akufo-Addo was given letters of credence by seven new envoys who have been approved by their home countries to work as ambassadors and high commissioners in Ghana.
This occurred on Wednesday during a brief ceremony held at the Jubilee House. They are Indian High Commissioner Manish Gupta, Ambassador of Equatorial Guinea, Cecilia Obono Ndong, Ambassador of the Czech Republic, Pavel Bílek, and Ambassador of Serbia, Milutin Stanojević.
The others are Thomas Felix, the ambassador of the Slovak Republic, Mohamed Burhan Ali, the ambassador of Djibouti, and Carole Van Eyll, the ambassador of Belgium.
The President posted pictures from the vibrant celebration on his Facebook page.
They committed to working hard to strengthen trade, economic, and social ties between their nations and Ghana throughout their different tours of duty there during their presentation session.
They received assurances from Akufo-Addo that his administration is prepared to collaborate with them at all levels to make sure their tour of duty in Ghana is successful.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey, and her Deputies, as well as other members of his cabinet, he assured the diplomats, are available to support them in their work in Ghana.
