Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has announced that Ghana’s embassy in Washington DC has issued over 7,500 visas since its reopening on May 27, 2025. Ablakwa made the announcement during a working visit to the US, where he joined colleagues at the embassy to assess progress and respond to calls.
The embassy’s efforts are part of a broader initiative to improve client relations and project a new image of Ghana. According to Ablakwa, the embassy is working hard to instill a culture of professional responsiveness and demonstrate that Ghana is truly open for business, as proclaimed by President Mahama at his investiture.
Ablakwa expressed delight at the progress made so far, highlighting the significant number of visas issued as a testament to the embassy’s hard work. The minister’s assessment visit underscores the government’s commitment to ensuring that Ghana’s diplomatic missions are effective and efficient in serving the needs of Ghanaians and foreigners alike.
The issuance of over 7,500 visas is a notable achievement for the embassy, and Ablakwa’s visit is a demonstration of the government’s focus on improving diplomatic services and promoting Ghana’s interests abroad. The embassy’s efforts are expected to continue, with a focus on providing excellent service to clients and promoting Ghana’s image globally.
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