Ghana celebrated its 68th Independence Day with well-wishes from international leaders, including Belarus’ President Lukashenko, Qatar’s Amir, and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Each expressed admiration for Ghana’s progress and highlighted opportunities for bilateral cooperation, especially in trade and diplomacy. This year’s modest celebration marks a departure from traditional festivities.
On its 68th Independence Day, Ghana received congratulatory messages from global leaders like the United States, Belarus, and Qatar, acknowledging its significant role on the world stage. These messages express admiration for Ghana’s achievements and emphasize the importance of international cooperation.
President Aleksandr Lukashenko of Belarus praised Ghana’s socio-economic development and reaffirmed Belarus’ commitment to enhancing bilateral relations. He highlighted opportunities for collaboration in trade, politics, and humanitarian efforts. Lukashenko invited President Mahama to Belarus to discuss expanding these ties and wished the Ghanaian leader success in his duties.
Similarly, Qatar’s Amir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, offered warm greetings to Ghana, reinforcing the strong diplomatic relations between the two nations. He congratulated President Mahama on this significant milestone in Ghana’s history.
In a message from the United States, Secretary of State Marco Rubio commended Ghana for its leadership in democracy and economic progress. He expressed the U.S.’s commitment to strengthening its partnership with Ghana, looking forward to developing further ties with its people and government in the coming year.
Ghana’s 68th Independence Anniversary is being observed with a modest ceremony at the Presidency, a shift from the traditional grand events at Black Star Square. The messages from international leaders reflect Ghana’s ongoing diplomatic significance and its evolution since independence in 1957.
Ghana’s 68th Independence Day serves as an important reminder of its global significance and the robust relations it maintains with other nations. The messages from Belarus, Qatar, and the United States highlight Ghana’s achievements and the potential for future collaborations. Through these communications, Ghana is reaffirmed as a key player on the international stage, with a focus on unity and prosperity moving forward.
Original Source: www.graphic.com.gh
