Namibia, Ghana eye strategic bilateral cooperation in Volta Region

Namibian High Commissioner Mrs. Ndiyakupi Nghituwamata visited Ghana's Volta Region to explore opportunities for strategic bilateral cooperation between the two nations. The visit focused on promoting economic collaboration in sectors such as agriculture, agribusiness, tourism, and investment. Mrs. Nghituwamata emphasized the importance of transitioning diplomatic relations to practical economic partnerships that would yield tangible benefits for both countries and their people.

The Namibian delegation identified the Volta Region as a prime investment destination due to its agricultural potential, thriving tourism industry, abundant coastal and fisheries resources, entrepreneurial spirit, and strategic location as a gateway to neighboring West African nations. The visit aimed to assess the region's economic strengths, identify trade opportunities, and establish direct connections between businesses and public institutions in both nations.

The Namibian mission highlighted the historical friendship between Ghana and Namibia, rooted in solidarity during Namibia's liberation struggle, which has fostered a stable foundation for future economic cooperation. The Volta Region Minister, Mr. James Gunu, expressed gratitude for the visit and stressed the importance of leveraging the longstanding political ties to forge deeper partnerships across various sectors, including economic, cultural, educational, and commercial exchanges.