World Leaders Extend Goodwill Messages to Ghana on Independence Day
On Ghana’s 68th Independence Day, world leaders including those from the US, Belarus, and Qatar sent congratulatory messages to President John Dramani Mahama. These messages emphasized Ghana’s accomplishments and the potential for further bilateral cooperation, particularly in trade and humanitarian efforts. The event, marked by a modest ceremony at the Presidency, reflects Ghana’s growing international significance.
As Ghana commemorates 68 years of independence, various world leaders have conveyed goodwill messages to President John Dramani Mahama and the Ghanaian populace. Noteworthy among these are messages from the United States, Belarus, and Qatar, which acknowledge Ghana’s growing influence on the international stage.
President Aleksandr Lukashenko of Belarus expressed admiration for Ghana’s advancements, praising its sustainable socio-economic development and its standing in global affairs. He emphasized Belarus’ commitment to enhancing relations with Ghana, highlighting opportunities in trade, economy, politics, and humanitarian efforts. Additionally, he invited President Mahama to Belarus to discuss further cooperation.
His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, the Amir of Qatar, extended his congratulations to Ghana, emphasizing the strong diplomatic ties between Qatar and Ghana, and conveying best wishes from the Qatari leadership to President Mahama.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio also acknowledged Ghana’s independence milestone, reaffirming the strong partnership between the United States and Ghana. In his message, he commended Ghana’s dedication to democratic values, economic growth, and regional leadership, expressing enthusiasm for the future of US-Ghana relations and opportunities for collaboration.
The observance of Ghana’s 68th Independence Anniversary has been characterized by a modest ceremony at the Presidency, deviating from the grand celebrations traditionally held at Black Star Square. These messages from global leaders reflect Ghana’s significance and diplomatic standing as it celebrates its independence.
In conclusion, Ghana’s 68th Independence Day has attracted messages of goodwill from significant global leaders, including those from the United States, Belarus, and Qatar. These communications underscore Ghana’s pivotal role in international relations and its strides in socio-economic development. The modest celebration this year marks a reflection on Ghana’s journey post-independence, with an optimistic outlook for future collaborations with these nations.
Original Source: www.graphic.com.gh
