The Parliamentary Select Committee on Foreign Affairs undertook a familiarization visit to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Friday, May 16, 2025. The visit aimed to improve institutional collaboration and assess major foreign policy initiatives.
The meeting brought together Members of Parliament and Management of the Ministry, who emphasized the need for open engagement in defining Ghana’s foreign policy with a common purpose. The Chief Director of the Ministry, Ambassador Ramses Cleland, expressed gratitude to the Committee for its critical role in the Ministry’s engagements and highlighted the Ministry’s commitment to collaboration with stakeholders.
The Committee acknowledged the Ministry’s key reform initiatives, including the introduction of chip-embedded passports, electronic tracking, and 24-hour operation at selected Passport Application Centres. During the visit, the Committee also toured the Accra International Conference Centre and Passports Head Office.
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