John Mahama visits Mali’s President Assimi Goita to strengthen bilateral relations. The two leaders engaged in discussions on security and economic cooperation, with notable presence from Ghanaian officials. The visit emphasizes African fraternity and important regional issues.
Former President John Mahama is currently on an official visit to Mali, meeting with the Transitional President, Army General Assimi Goita, in Bamako. General Goita welcomed Mahama to a 24-hour meeting characterized by African solemnity and fraternity, emphasizing the importance of this diplomatic engagement.
Following the performance of their national anthems, the two leaders reviewed troops and interacted with members of the diplomatic corps and the Ghanaian community in Mali. They proceeded to the Koulouba Palace for the formal activities planned for Mahama’s visit.
The agenda for this bilateral discussions includes a private meeting between Mahama and Goita, as well as a broader working session involving their respective delegations. Key discussion topics will focus on enhancing bilateral relations, addressing security concerns, fostering economic cooperation, and addressing regional matters pertaining to the Confederation of Sahel States (AES).
Accompanying President Mahama are Minister of Foreign Affairs Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa and Minister for Government Communications Felix Ofosu Kwakye, reflecting the significance of this visit in Ghana-Mali relations.
In conclusion, President John Mahama’s visit to Mali underscores the commitment to strengthening ties between Ghana and Mali, focusing on critical discussions around security, economic cooperation, and regional challenges. The presence of high-profile officials and the structured agenda highlight the importance of this bilateral relationship.
Original Source: 3news.com
