Accra, Ghana – The 2025 Ghana-European Union Partnership Dialogue, recently held at Ghana’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has concluded with significant positive outcomes and a promising outlook for future cooperation. Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa expressed gratitude for President Mahama’s “historic participation” in the annual dialogue, where the President outlined his vision, set the tone, and sought crucial alignments with Ghana’s “RESET agenda.”
Minister Ablakwa commended all partner ministers and heads of institutions for their dedicated efforts during the dialogue. He also extended thanks to the EU ambassadors and their respective governments for their “impressive and enduring partnership,” highlighting the deep value Ghana places on its cooperation with the European Union, which remains the nation’s largest multilateral trading partner.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is committed to diligently carrying out the necessary follow-ups and coordination to ensure the excellent execution of numerous transformative projects that were agreed upon during the dialogue.
This commitment aims to guarantee a lasting and meaningful impact for all Ghanaians, solidifying the strong collaborative ties between Ghana and the EU.
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