German Embassy celebrates National Day with grand reception in Ghana
German Ambassador to Ghana Frederik Landshöft has praised Ghana’s ability to maintain unity despite its diverse religious, cultural, and political identities, saying it is something Germany and Europe can learn from. Speaking at a reception to mark Germany’s National Day in Accra, Ambassador Landshöft said Ghana’s ability to accommodate different identities peacefully stands out at […]
Ambassador Frederik Landshöft of Germany commended Ghana's unity amidst its diverse religious, cultural, and political backgrounds, deeming it a lesson for Europe. Addressing the reception marking Germany's National Day in Accra, Landshöft lauded Ghana's capacity to maintain peace amidst growing societal divisions. The reception, held at the ambassador's residence on September 30, took place prior to Germany's National Day on October 3.
Landshöft emphasized the importance of unity, especially as Europe witnesses a resurgence of war and global uncertainty. He highlighted that Ghana and Germany share values such as democracy, international cooperation, and adherence to international norms, solidifying their partnership. The ambassador pointed out Germany's growing cooperation with Ghana in fields like vocational education, youth development, and economic cooperation, noting that Germany needs skilled individuals while Ghana requires opportunities for its youth.
Over twenty German institutions collaborate with Ghanaian partners in technical and vocational education, incorporating Germany's dual vocational training system into their collaboration. The celebration showcased German and Ghanaian cultures, featuring performances by a Ga dance troupe, musician Okyeame Kwame, and the duo DopeNation.
The event gathered representatives from government, diplomacy, business, and civil society, underscoring the enduring relationship between Ghana and Germany.
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