Ghana prepares to reopen diplomatic mission in Ireland
Ghana is preparing to reopen its diplomatic mission in Ireland as part of efforts to deepen bilateral relations and strengthen its engagement with the European country.
Ghana is set to reinstate its diplomatic mission in Ireland, aiming to bolster bilateral ties and enhance collaboration between the two nations. The reopening aims to create a robust platform for Ghana to advance its diplomatic, economic, and cooperative endeavors with Ireland, as well as to improve consular and diplomatic services for Ghanaians residing in the country.
This announcement came after a meeting between Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs James Gyakye Quayson and Morocco's Ambassador to Ireland, Dr Lahcen Mahraoui, during Quayson's working visit to Ireland. The discussions during the meeting focused on boosting bilateral relations and deepening cooperation within the diplomatic community in Ireland.
Both officials also exchanged views on matters impacting the African diplomatic community and explored potential areas for greater collaboration to advance shared interests. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized that this engagement underscores Ghana's dedication to constructive dialogue and stronger diplomatic partnerships as it strives to strengthen its relations with Ireland and other international partners.
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