A renewed spirit of friendship was on display at the Jubilee House as President John Dramani Mahama welcomed the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Edward, reaffirming Ghana’s deep and enduring ties with the United Kingdom.
The occasion, marked by ceremonial warmth and diplomatic candor, underscored the shared values, historic bonds, and mutual interests that continue to unite the two nations.
Addressing dignitaries gathered at the forecourt, President Mahama reflected on the shifting landscape of international relations. He emphasized that, in the face of mounting global challenges, strengthened multilateralism and close collaboration remain more crucial than ever. The President lauded the UK’s leadership on climate change and called for even greater cooperation to address pressing environmental issues.
President Mahama also highlighted the transformative impact of the Duke of Edinburgh International Award in Ghana. He described the programme as a catalyst for growth among young people, fostering discipline, creativity, and ambition. He assured Prince Edward of Ghana’s commitment to supporting and expanding the initiative, expressing confidence that the Duke’s visit would further boost its reach and positive influence.
Prince Edward, in his remarks, echoed his passion for the Award, describing it as a powerful vehicle for empowering the next generation. He noted that the programme continues to instill confidence, resilience, and a strong sense of purpose in young participants, qualities needed to thrive in today’s complex world.
The day’s events not only reinforced the goodwill between Ghana and the UK but also spotlighted their shared investment in the future of youth, cooperation, and global progress.
Source: Apexnewsgh.com
