A high-profile delegation from IPMC and the Embassy of Hungary in Accra paid a courtesy call on the Ga Mantse at the Ga Traditional Council. Led by Dr. Joseph Boateng, the delegation included Amardeep Singh Hari, CEO of IPMC, and H.E. Tamás Fehér, the Hungarian Ambassador to Ghana ¹.
The visit marked a significant moment in fostering diplomatic ties between Ghana and Hungary. As part of Hungary’s “Opening to the South” foreign policy strategy, the embassy in Accra has been instrumental in strengthening bilateral relations since its establishment in 2016.
The Ga Mantse palace, a symbol of Ghana’s rich cultural heritage, has played host to several dignitaries in the past. The palace is the administrative office that helps the King run day-to-day programs, complementing the efforts of the stool, an authoritative end for the King’s rule.
The courtesy call is expected to pave the way for future collaborations between Ghana and Hungary, particularly in areas of mutual interest. As the Ga Mantse palace continues to promote Ghana’s cultural values, such visits underscore the importance of diplomacy and international cooperation.
Ruth Abla ADJORLOLO
