Global Leaders Extend Goodwill Messages to Ghana on Independence Day

On Ghana’s 68th Independence Day, leaders from the U.S., Belarus, and Qatar sent messages of goodwill, praising the country’s socio-economic achievements and diplomatic relations. Belarus reaffirmed its commitment to cooperation, Qatar emphasized warm ties, and the U.S. recognized Ghana’s leadership and expressed optimism for future relations.

As Ghana commemorates 68 years of independence, global leaders have conveyed their goodwill messages to President John Dramani Mahama and the Ghanaian populace. Noteworthy among these messages are those from the United States, Belarus, and Qatar, emphasizing Ghana’s enhanced stature on the world stage.

Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko expressed admiration for Ghana’s achievements, praising its “sustainable progress in socio-economic development” and its role in the global arena. He reaffirmed Belarus’ intent to enhance cooperation with Ghana across various sectors, including trade and humanitarian efforts, and invited President Mahama for discussions to foster bilateral relations.

His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, the Amir of Qatar, extended congratulations to President Mahama, underscoring the warm diplomatic ties between Qatar and Ghana. The Qatari leader’s message emphasized mutual respect and collaboration, celebrating the strong relations established between the two nations.

In the U.S., Secretary of State Marco Rubio recognized Ghana’s significant achievements during its independence celebrations. He reiterated the importance of the partnership between the United States and Ghana while praising the nation’s dedication to democracy and economic development, stating that it is “stronger today than ever before.”

Ghana’s 68th Independence Day was marked by a modest ceremony at the Presidency, a departure from the usual grand events held at Black Star Square. This celebration reflects on Ghana’s evolution since its independence in 1957, while the goodwill messages from world leaders reinforce the nation’s diplomatic significance and global relevance.

The goodwill messages conveyed by the United States, Belarus, and Qatar on Ghana’s 68th Independence Day highlight the importance of international relations and partnerships. They commend Ghana’s progress and stability while encouraging deeper collaboration in various fields. This year’s modest celebration signifies a reflective moment for Ghana as it continues to strengthen its global presence.

Original Source: www.graphic.com.gh