Ablakwa-led committee submits five reports to Mahama ahead of 2027 AU chairmanship
A committee tasked with developing a strategy document, priority pillars and work programme for President John Mahama’s 2027 African Union (AU) chairmanship has concluded its work and presented five reports to the President.
A committee led by Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has finalized five reports for President John Mahama's upcoming 2027 African Union chairmanship. The reports were formally presented to the President on August 21. Mr. Ablakwa also shared key updates on the committee's progress with the President in preparation for his leadership role.
The committee's efforts aim to ensure President Mahama's tenure is both transformative and impactful for Africa. Mr. Ablakwa emphasized that the preparatory work undertaken showcases the President's bold vision for the continent. He thanked the committee members for their dedication to Ghana's preparations and the broader development of Africa.
The group also extended their best wishes to President Mahama as he assumes the AU chairmanship in January 2027.
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