On Ghana’s 68th Independence Day, world leaders from the U.S., Belarus, and Qatar expressed their congratulations and commitment to strengthening bilateral ties. Belarus highlighted potential cooperative areas, while Qatar emphasized diplomatic warmth. The U.S. acknowledged Ghana’s leadership and expressed optimism for future relations. The celebration was observed modestly at the Presidency this year.
As Ghana celebrates its 68th Independence Day, notable global leaders have sent messages of goodwill to President John Dramani Mahama and the Ghanaian populace. Among them, the United States, Belarus, and Qatar have highlighted Ghana’s rising influence internationally and expressed their commitment to fostering bilateral relations.
Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko conveyed his admiration for Ghana’s sustainable socio-economic progress and its growing authority globally. He reaffirmed Belarus’ dedication to enhancing ties with Ghana, noting potential collaboration in various sectors such as trade, economy, politics, and humanitarian efforts. Additionally, he invited President Mahama for discussions to strengthen these relations, wishing him and the Ghanaian people prosperity and unity.
Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, the Amir of Qatar, extended his best wishes for Ghana’s Independence Day, emphasizing the warm diplomatic relations shared between Qatar and Ghana. His message recognized the significance of Ghana’s independence and the cooperative spirit that binds the two nations.
United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio also acknowledged Ghana’s milestone, expressing strong support for the partnership between the U.S. and Ghana. He praised Ghana’s steadfast commitment to democracy, economic growth, and security, describing the nation as “stronger today than ever before.” Rubio conveyed optimism for future relations, indicating a desire to deepen connections with the Ghanaian government and people.
This year, Ghana’s Independence Anniversary is being celebrated modestly at the Presidency, a departure from the traditional grand celebrations at Black Star Square. As the nation reflects on its journey since obtaining independence in 1957, the messages from these distinguished leaders affirm Ghana’s global significance and diplomatic relevance.
The Independence Day messages from leaders of the United States, Belarus, and Qatar emphasize the growing global standing of Ghana, as well as the importance of international partnerships. President Mahama’s leadership is acknowledged and supported, reflecting a collective aspiration for further cooperation and prosperity. The modest celebration format this year does not diminish the international goodwill and recognition of Ghana’s achievements since independence.
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