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Ablakwa assures Ghanaians in New York of stronger consular support and recognition of diaspora contributions

Turning to the contribution of Ghanaians abroad, the Foreign Affairs Minister praised the diaspora for its role in supporting Ghana’s economy through remittances, investments and other forms of engagement.
Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to strengthening consular services and protecting the interests of Ghanaians abroad, while acknowledging the significant contribution of the diaspora to Ghana’s development.
The townhall formed part of Ghana’s broader engagement with its diaspora during the 81st UNGA, providing an opportunity for government officials to interact directly with Ghanaians abroad and reaffirm the government’s commitment to strengthening diaspora relations, improving consular services and supporting the welfare and interests of citizens wherever they may be.
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