Ghana and Eswatini today moved to strengthen their parliamentary relationship as a high-level delegation from the Kingdom of Eswatini, led by Speaker of its House of Assembly Jabulani Mabuza, arrived in Ghana. The visit aims to deepen inter-parliamentary collaboration and facilitate knowledge-sharing between the two nations.
Speaker of Ghana’s Parliament, Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, received the Eswatini delegation, emphasizing the shared commitment of both countries to democracy, good governance, and accountability. Speaker Bagbin noted, “Though our nations differ in size and constitutional evolution, our parliaments bear the same responsibility—to serve the people, ensure transparency, and safeguard national interests.”
During their visit, the Eswatini delegation will study the operations and best practices of Ghana’s Parliamentary Service Board, focusing on institutional strengthening and legislative efficiency. This engagement is expected to foster enhanced cooperation in capacity-building, legislative reforms, and joint advocacy on continental and global platforms.
Both sides reaffirmed their dedication to sustaining democratic governance and amplifying Africa’s voice in international affairs, concluding the exchange with symbolic cultural gifts.
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