Ghana becomes first signatory to Accra Convention on cargo documents
By: Benjamin Nii Nai Anyetei Ghana has become the first country to sign the United Nations Convention on Negotiable Cargo Documents, known as the Accra Convention, in a move aimed at improving access to trade finance, facilitating cross-border trade and strengthening supply chains across Africa. The Convention, opened for signature in Accra on Monday, October […]
Ghana and the United Nations marked the 81st United Nations Day on October 24 with a flag-raising ceremony in Accra, Ghana's capital. The event, held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, symbolized the nations' dedication to global peace, sustainable development, and international cooperation. Attendees included government officials, diplomats, UN representatives, military personnel, students, and development partners.
Leading the ceremony were Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs James Gyakye Quayson and UN Resident Coordinator Zia Choudhury. Highlights of the day included a parade inspection, flag raising, and a message from the UN Secretary-General. The ceremony underscored the importance of continued partnership between Ghana, the UN, and development allies in addressing global challenges.
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