Ghana Strengthens Bilateral Relations with Ukraine and Georgia

Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa recently met with officials from Ukraine and Georgia during the Raisina Dialogue in India to discuss bilateral agreements aimed at boosting economic and agribusiness cooperation. Ukraine is looking to revive educational partnerships post-war, while Georgia considers establishing a diplomatic office in Ghana for enhanced collaboration.

Ghana has reinforced its diplomatic relations with Ukraine and Georgia through significant discussions led by Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, the Minister of Foreign Affairs. These meetings, held during the Raisina Dialogue in India, aim to establish bilateral agreements that will enhance Ghana’s economy and agribusiness sectors.

During the discussions, Andrii Sybiha, Ukraine’s Foreign Minister, emphasized the establishment of medical scholarship opportunities and the expansion of an educational partnership agreement with Ghana post-conflict. He also noted the importance of mutually beneficial agribusiness initiatives to accelerate Ukraine’s economic recovery.

The Foreign Minister of Ukraine also expressed optimism regarding ending the ongoing war with Russia, signaling a desire for a swift resolution. His commitment was highlighted in his statements about prioritizing lasting peace in the region.

Furthermore, Georgia has shown intentions to open a diplomatic office in Ghana, which would facilitate new agreements across various sectors, including education, agriculture, and tourism. Minister Ablakwa confirmed the exploration of these agreements that aim to strengthen bilateral cooperation further.

Mr. Ablakwa expressed gratitude towards both Andrii Sybiha from Ukraine and Maka Botchorishvili from Georgia for their respectful engagement and commitment toward further collaboration with Ghana. He shared a commitment to fostering strong ties during his social media updates.

In summary, Ghana’s recent discussions with Ukraine and Georgia signify a concerted effort to enhance bilateral relations through strategic agreements focused on education and agribusiness. With Ukraine’s intention to resume scholarship programs and Georgia’s plans for a diplomatic presence in Accra, both nations are eager to foster collaborations that will benefit their economies. Minister Ablakwa’s engagements underscore Ghana’s proactive approach to international partnerships.

Original Source: www.ghanaweb.com