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Ghana’s President John Dramani Mahama Bids Farewell to British  High Commissioner Hariet Thomson

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Ghana’s President John Dramani Mahama Bids Farewell to British  High Commissioner Hariet Thomson

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A statement issued by the Presidency said President Mahama lauded the High Commissioner for her “positive engagements” throughout her time in the country.

President John Dramani Mahama has bid farewell to Madam Harriet Thompson, the outgoing British High Commissioner to Ghana, expressing gratitude for her four-year tenure and emphasizing key areas for ongoing Ghana-United Kingdom cooperation.

A statement issued by the Presidency said President Mahama lauded the High Commissioner for her “positive engagements” throughout her time in the country.

He reflected on the long-standing historical relationship between Ghana and the UK, describing it as having been “so far so good.” The President, however, emphasized the mutual need for deeper economic partnerships and trade moving forward.

He also noted the dynamic changes in the global landscape, including the diminishing nature of traditional development assistance and the necessity for developing countries like Ghana to strategically reposition themselves.

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 President Mahama also acknowledged the UK’s significant support in counter-terrorism efforts, specifically commending cooperation in intelligence gathering and training. He pledged further diplomatic efforts aimed at rebuilding trust and improving relationships with these neighbours.