spot_img

President Mahama Visits The Gambia to Strengthen Regional Relations

Published on

spot_img

President John Dramani Mahama has arrived in Banjul, The Gambia, as part of a diplomatic mission aimed at reinforcing ties with Ghana’s West African neighbours.

Mahama’s visit, which also includes Senegal, is designed to express gratitude to the Heads of State of both countries for their participation in his inauguration ceremony on January 7.

The trip underscores the president’s ongoing commitment to enhancing diplomatic and economic relations within the West African region.

Following his stay in The Gambia, Mahama is expected to travel to Senegal before concluding the visit and returning to Ghana on January 17.

Source:TheDotNews

Latest articles

Student Dies in Fire at Saboba EP Senior High School Girls’ Dormitory

A first-year student at Saboba EP Senior High School in Ghana’s Northern Region has...

Mahama Announces Success in Preventing Power Crisis Amid Gas Pipeline Maintenance

President John Mahama has confirmed that his administration has successfully averted a potential power...

Netflix to raise prices as new subscribers soar

Netflix will raise prices across a number of countries after adding nearly 19 million...

Kings University College Grants Scholarship to SWESCO Student for Honesty in Returning Lost Purse

Kings University College in Ghana has awarded a four-year scholarship and free accommodation to...

More like this

Student Dies in Fire at Saboba EP Senior High School Girls’ Dormitory

A first-year student at Saboba EP Senior High School in Ghana’s Northern Region has...

Mahama Announces Success in Preventing Power Crisis Amid Gas Pipeline Maintenance

President John Mahama has confirmed that his administration has successfully averted a potential power...

Netflix to raise prices as new subscribers soar

Netflix will raise prices across a number of countries after adding nearly 19 million...

Discover more from The Dot News

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading