Ghana’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has visited the Ghana High Commission in Ottawa as part of his official trip to Canada.
The visit provided the Minister with an opportunity to familiarise himself with the Mission’s facilities, interact with staff and gain first-hand insight into its operations.
During the visit, Ghana’s High Commissioner to Canada, Professor Dora Francisca Edu-Buandoh, welcomed Mr Ablakwa and briefed him on the working environment and facilities supporting the country’s diplomatic and consular activities in Canada.
The engagement also highlighted the important role of the High Commission in advancing Ghana’s foreign policy objectives, strengthening diplomatic relations between Ghana and Canada, and providing services to Ghanaians living in Canada.
Mr Ablakwa also interacted with members of the diplomatic team and observed their work in promoting and protecting Ghana’s interests abroad.
The visit forms part of the Minister’s broader official engagements in Canada, providing an opportunity to assess the operations of Ghana’s diplomatic mission and connect with personnel responsible for representing the country.
The Ghana High Commission in Ottawa plays a key role in facilitating diplomatic cooperation, providing consular assistance and strengthening relations between Ghana and Canada.
