As Ghana celebrates its 68th Independence Day, world leaders from the US, Belarus, and Qatar have extended congratulations to President John Dramani Mahama, emphasizing Ghana’s growing global influence and strengthening diplomatic ties. Messages reflect admiration for Ghana’s progress and optimism for future collaborations.
As Ghana commemorates 68 years of independence, messages of goodwill have been conveyed to President John Dramani Mahama and the Ghanaian populace from various world leaders, including those from the United States, Belarus, and Qatar. These congratulatory notes highlight Ghana’s expanding influence on the global stage and its contributions to international relationships.
Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko expressed admiration for Ghana’s development, particularly in socio-economic progress. He emphasized the potential for enhanced bilateral cooperation in diverse areas, including trade and humanitarian assistance. Lukashenko extended an invitation to President Mahama to visit Belarus to foster discussions on strengthening ties and wished the Ghanaian leader good health and success.
Qatar’s Amir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, delivered his best wishes to Ghana, highlighting the warm diplomatic relations that exist between the two nations. His message underlined Qatar’s commitment to continuing its partnership with Ghana.
United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio praised Ghana’s leadership and its commitment to democracy and economic prosperity. In his message, he conveyed warm congratulations to President Mahama and expressed optimism about the future of US-Ghana relations, looking forward to deepening ties with the Ghanaian people and government.
In contrast to previous years, Ghana’s 68th Independence Anniversary is marked by a more modest ceremony at the Presidency rather than the traditional celebrations at Black Star Square. This reflects a period of reflection on Ghana’s journey since 1957 and the continued relevance of the country’s influence as emphasized through the messages from global leaders.
In summary, Ghana’s 68th Independence Day has prompted messages of goodwill from influential leaders worldwide. Leaders from Belarus, Qatar, and the United States acknowledged Ghana’s significant contributions to the global community, reinforcing its importance in international relations. Such affirmations of partnership and cooperation highlight Ghana’s role as a key player in the interplay of global diplomacy.
Original Source: www.graphic.com.gh
