61 Ghanaian nurses officially welcomed to Grenada
Sixty-one Ghanaian nurses have been officially welcomed to Grenada following their arrival in the Caribbean country to contribute to its healthcare delivery.
A ceremony held on October 16, 2026, marked the official welcome of 61 Ghanaian nurses to Grenada, where they are set to bolster the Caribbean nation's healthcare sector. The nurses' arrival in the island nation signifies a significant milestone in their international careers as they embark on the journey of providing their expertise to Grenada's healthcare services.
The welcoming event celebrated the nurses' transition from Ghana and their role in contributing to healthcare delivery in Grenada. Their recruitment follows a memorandum of understanding between Ghana and Grenada, signed in October 2025, aimed at promoting health cooperation between the two countries. President John Dramani Mahama of Ghana and Grenadian Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell had previously discussed strengthening bilateral relations, with a particular focus on healthcare collaboration.
The nurses' presence in Grenada represents a new chapter in their professional lives, as they embark on a professional journey outside Ghana, leveraging their skills and experience to support the healthcare needs of the Caribbean country.
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