Kathmandu:Ghana's Ambassador to China, Kojo Bonsu, has presented his Letters of Credence to Ram Chandra Paudel, the President of Nepal, in a ceremony held at the Office of the President in Kathmandu. This event marks a significant step in enhancing relations between Ghana and Nepal.
According to Ghana Web, Ambassador Bonsu, who also represents Ghana in Nepal, extended warm greetings from President John Dramani Mahama and the people of Ghana to the Government and people of Nepal. He emphasized Ghana's dedication to strengthening South-South cooperation and deepening bilateral ties with Nepal.
Ambassador Bonsu highlighted the cultural similarities between the two countries and expressed appreciation for the warm reception and rich ceremonial traditions of Nepal, notably mentioning the ceremonial chariot ride to the Presidential Palace. President Paudel praised Ambassador Bonsu's dynamic engagement since taking office in Beijing, especially his efforts to engage the Ghanaian diaspora, attract investment, and positively project Ghana's image in Asia. He noted that Bonsu's work supports President Mahama's Rebuilding Ghana Agenda, which focuses on economic growth, international partnerships, and enhancing Ghana's global standing.
President Paudel also expressed Nepal's eagerness to deepen ties with Ghana through cultural exchanges and socio-economic and educational cooperation. He acknowledged the potential for shared growth, highlighting the rich cultures, vibrant youth, and complementary economies of both nations.
The discussions between the two sides included possible cooperation in student scholarship programs, cultural festivals, trade in agricultural technology, and tourism promotion. The ceremony concluded with both parties expressing optimism for a future marked by mutual respect, friendship, and shared prosperity.