On Ghana’s 68th Independence Day, global leaders including Belarus’s President Lukashenko, Qatar’s Amir, and US Secretary of State Rubio sent congratulatory messages to President Mahama, acknowledging Ghana’s progress and diplomatic relations. The celebration was notably modest this year, focusing on Ghana’s historical journey and international significance.
As Ghana commemorates its 68th Independence Day, messages of goodwill have been conveyed to President John Dramani Mahama and the citizens from various world leaders, notably from the United States, Belarus, and Qatar. These messages reflect Ghana’s escalating prominence on the global stage and the appreciation of its achievements.
President Aleksandr Lukashenko of Belarus expressed his admiration for Ghana’s sustainable socio-economic advancements, underscoring the nation’s significant role internationally. He emphasized Belarus’ dedication to enhancing bilateral cooperation, highlighting potential areas such as trade, economy, and humanitarian assistance, while inviting President Mahama for further discussions in Belarus.
His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, the Amir of Qatar, also conveyed his best wishes to Ghana. In his message to President Mahama, he celebrated the strong diplomatic relations enjoyed between Ghana and Qatar, reinforcing the partnership established over the years.
United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio joined in the celebrations, extending warm wishes on behalf of the United States. He commended Ghana’s dedication to freedom, democracy, and economic growth, portraying the nation’s leadership in West Africa as paramount. Rubio expressed optimism regarding the enhancement of US-Ghana relations in the forthcoming year.
In a departure from the grandeur typically associated with such celebrations, Ghana’s 68th Independence Anniversary was observed modestly at the Presidency. This year, the reflective ceremony highlights the country’s journey since gaining independence in 1957, with messages from global leaders emphasizing Ghana’s diplomatic importance and global relevance.
In conclusion, Ghana’s 68th Independence Day was marked by warm messages from international leaders, reflecting the country’s significant achievements and solidifying its global relations. These congratulatory notes from Belarus, Qatar, and the United States demonstrate the recognition of Ghana’s socio-economic development and its critical role in international affairs. The shift to a modest celebration further illustrates the spirit of introspection as Ghana continues to build upon its legacy.
Original Source: www.graphic.com.gh
