New envoys tasked to advance Ghana’s interests
Five newly appointed Ghanaian envoys have been sworn into office with a charge to protect the country’s interests abroad and deepen trade, investment and development cooperation with their host countries. The five were sworn in by the Vice President, Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, at a ceremony yesterday. They are Dr Robert Afriyie, Ambassador to Sierra … The post New envoys tasked to…
Five new Ghanaian envoys have been appointed and sworn into office to advance the country's interests abroad and deepen trade, investment, and development cooperation with their host nations. The envoys, who were sworn in by Vice President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, include Dr Robert Afriyie as Ambassador to Sierra Leone, Dr Senalor Korblah Yaovi to Norway, Mr Maxwell Nyarko Yartey to Kuwait, Mr Baba Sadiq Abdullai Abu as High Commissioner to Nigeria, and Mr Isaac Joshua Ashirifi as Ambassador to Niger.
The Vice President urged the envoys to ensure Ghana remains visible and actively engaged in international affairs, highlighting opportunities for expansion in trade, investment, and cooperation with Kuwait, Sierra Leone, Nigeria, and Niger.
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