Kingston: President John Dramani Mahama and Jamaica's Prime Minister, Dr. Andrew Holness, delivered joint media statements following bilateral talks held as part of the Ghanaian leader's state visit to Jamaica. The discussions between the two leaders emphasized the enduring historical connections between Ghana and Jamaica, highlighting a mutual intent to broaden cooperation in various sectors including trade, investment, education, tourism, and agriculture.
According to Ghana Web, the leaders also stressed the significance of reinforcing Africa-Caribbean relations and advancing the Pan-African agenda. They expressed a commitment to deepening collaboration on issues of shared interest, aiming to foster stronger diplomatic, economic, and cultural ties between the two nations.
President Mahama's four-day state visit to Jamaica underscores the importance both countries place on enhancing their bilateral relationships, with a focus on creating new opportunities for partnership and growth in multiple sectors.