Story By: Juliet Akosua Danquah
Ghana’s new Ambassador to the UN, Samuel Yao Kumah, presented his credentials to Secretary-General, António Guterres, in New York, USA on Friday, November 21, reaffirming Ghana’s commitment to multilateralism and UN principles.
“We are ready to continue working collaboratively with the UN and its Member States to advance international peace and security, sustainable development, and human rights,” Ambassador Kumah said, conveying greetings from President John Dramani Mahama. He praised Guterres’ leadership and Ghana’s support for the UN80 Initiative.
Mr Guterres hailed Ghana as a “steadfast partner of the UN and a pillar of multilateralism,” citing its democratic credentials, good governance, and leadership in West Africa. He acknowledged Ghana’s role in promoting peace, security, and development, assuring continued UN support.
“Ghana is a key member of the UN, and I am confident Ambassador Kumah will represent Ghana’s interests with distinction and advocate for Africa,” Guterres said.
