The grand opening of the Ukrainian Embassy in Accra marks a significant step forward in strengthening diplomatic ties between Ukraine and Ghana.
Distinguished guests from both countries convened to celebrate this milestone, symbolizing a shared dedication to enhancing collaboration and mutual understanding on the world stage.
Against the backdrop of the newly established embassy premises, adorned with the flags of Ukraine and Ghana, diplomats from both nations gathered to mark this historic occasion.
Dr. Maksym Subh, Ukraine’s Deputy Foreign Minister responsible for Middle East and Africa, conveyed appreciation for the gracious welcome extended by the Ghanaian hosts. He underscored the crucial significance of the embassy in fostering and strengthening bilateral relations between the two nations.
In opening our resident embassy in Accra, we aim to forge stronger ties between Ukraine and Ghana across various domains, from political engagement to economic collaboration and consular services,”
Kwaku Ampra-Twum Sarpong, Ghana’s Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, reiterated Ghana’s unwavering support for Ukraine’s sovereignty amid the ongoing conflict with Russia. He echoed sentiments of cooperation and solidarity between the two nations.
“In the face of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Ghana stands firm in supporting Ukraine’s sovereignty and upholding global peace and security,”
The inauguration of the Ukrainian embassy signifies more than just a building in Accra; it represents the start of a fresh era in diplomatic ties between the two countries. United by aspirations for economic growth, mutual support, and peace, Ukraine and Ghana are ready to embark on a journey of partnership and camaraderie that goes beyond mere geography.
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