Ghana: Pres Mahama Explains Ghana's Brics Move
[Ghanaian Times] President John Dramani Mahama has said Ghana's decision to seek partnership with the BRICS countries is part of efforts to broaden its development partnerships and deepen South-South cooperation.
Ghana's President John Dramani Mahama has explained his nation's decision to seek partnership with the BRICS countries as part of efforts to broaden development collaborations and strengthen South-South cooperation. Speaking at his swearing-in of four envoys, Mahama urged them to clearly articulate Ghana's approach to international engagement, aiming to attract investments that would support national development.
He emphasized the importance of explaining this approach as they pursue wider opportunities for trade, investment, industrialization, and value addition, while maintaining their long-standing relationships with traditional partners.
The envoy appointments include Nana Antwiwaa Dodoo as Ambassador to Angola, Louis Kwame Obeng as Ambassador to Qatar, Evelyn Korantemaa Ofosu-Amable to Israel, and Jedidiah Reuben Adogla as Ghana's Permanent Representative to Switzerland. Mahama highlighted the rapidly changing international environment, noting shifting alliances, increasing trade restrictions, and growing competition for technology and natural resources. He also pointed out that climate change and insecurity were putting pressure on economies worldwide.
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