Ghana’s 68th Independence Day has been recognized with congratulatory messages from global leaders, including the United States, Belarus, and Qatar. Belarusian President Lukashenko commended Ghana’s socio-economic progress, while Qatar’s Amir celebrated the warm diplomatic relations. US Secretary of State Rubio praised Ghana’s leadership, expressing optimism for future relations. This year’s celebration is notably modest, reflecting on Ghana’s continued significance in international diplomacy.
As Ghana commemorates its 68th Independence Day, global leaders have conveyed their congratulatory messages to President John Dramani Mahama and the citizens of Ghana. Noteworthy tributes have been received from the United States, Belarus, and Qatar, which affirm Ghana’s rising influence on the world stage.
President Aleksandr Lukashenko of Belarus expressed his admiration for Ghana’s achievements, highlighting the nation’s “sustainable progress in socio-economic development” and its authoritative role globally. He emphasized Belarus’ commitment to enhancing relations with Ghana, suggesting areas for collaboration including trade, economy, and humanitarian efforts. Lukashenko also proposed a visit from President Mahama to Belarus to further these discussions, wishing him and the Ghanaian people unity and prosperity.
His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, the Amir of Qatar, joined the celebrations by extending warm wishes to Ghana on this significant day. In his message to President Mahama, the Amir acknowledged the cordial diplomatic ties between Qatar and Ghana.
The United States marked this important occasion as well, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasizing the strengthening partnership between Washington and Accra. Rubio described Ghana as “stronger today than ever before” in its pursuit of freedom, democracy, and economic prosperity. He expressed a positive outlook towards enhancing US-Ghana relations moving forward.
In contrast to past celebrations, Ghana’s 68th Independence Anniversary is being observed with a more modest ceremony at the Presidency, diverging from the customary grand events held at the Black Star Square. These messages from international leaders reflect Ghana’s diplomatic significance and its prominent standing globally.
Ghana’s 68th Independence Day has been marked by significant goodwill messages from international leaders, notably from the United States, Belarus, and Qatar. These communications highlight Ghana’s positive trajectory in socio-economic development and its importance on the global stage. The collaboration proposed by these nations underscores the potential for further strengthening bilateral relations. As Ghana observes this occasion with a more subdued ceremony, it reflects on its journey since independence, reaffirming its relevance and diplomatic stature worldwide.
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