President John Dramani Mahama has sworn in five newly appointed ambassadors and one high commissioner, charging them to uphold the highest ethical standards and project a positive image of Ghana in their respective host countries.
At a commissioning ceremony held at Jubilee House, the President urged the envoys to conduct themselves with dignity, humility, and discipline in the discharge of their duties. He also encouraged them to maintain an open and welcoming posture toward Ghanaians living in the diaspora.
The newly commissioned envoys are Alhaji Said Saleh Sinare, Ambassador to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; Lt. Col. Alhaji Umar Sanda Ahmed, Ambassador to the Republic of Mali; Kofi Attor, Ambassador to the Republic of Cuba; Emmanuel Opeku, Ambassador-in-Situ; and Regina Appiah-Sam, High Commissioner to the Republic of Malta.
President Mahama reminded the diplomats that they bear the responsibility of safeguarding and promoting Ghana’s international reputation, noting that their actions and conduct abroad directly reflect on the country.
On behalf of the envoys, the Ambassador-designate to Mali, Lt. Col. Umar Sanda Ahmed, expressed appreciation to the President and the government for the confidence placed in them. He assured that the appointees would diligently serve Ghana’s interests and work to strengthen bilateral relations in their respective postings.
