President John Dramani Mahama says he hopes the re-opening of the Ghana Embassy in Turkey will strengthen the bilateral relationship between the two countries.
Speaking at a ceremony in Ankara, Turkey, the President said Ghana and Turkey share a lot in common and is hopeful the new development will cement relations between Ghana and Turkey.
“Recently Turkey is emerging as a world force in politics, economy, culture and society. I am happy that of the historical relation that has existed since Ghana became independence are being raised again to a new level, Ghana shares the same values with Turkey; a strong stable democracy, peaceful with a strong respect for self expression and human rights. Ghana is also considered a beacon of democracy and human and social values in Africa.”
“And so on that basis of the shared values there is a lot that Ghana and Turkey can do together.”
“It will make it easier for the Turkish private sector to acquire their visa in a speedy manner.”
The Turkish Foreign Minister; Ahmet Davutoglu on his part said Ghana has always been one of Turkey’s partners, saying the two countries will continue to share very special relations.
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