PM Modi’s Historic Visit to Ghana: A Bilateral Breakthrough
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Accra, Ghana, marking his first-ever bilateral visit to the West African nation. A moment of diplomatic significance
At Kotoka International Airport, PM Modi was received with a ceremonial guard of honour, a 21-gun salute, and a warm embrace by President John Dramani Mahama
Outside his hotel, PM Modi was greeted by hundreds of enthusiastic Indian community members, waving flags and chanting patriotic slogans
This historic visit aims to deepen bilateral relations in areas like trade, education, agriculture, health, and technology between the two democratic nations
PM Modi held formal talks with President Mahama, focusing on economic cooperation, renewable energy partnerships, and India’s development support for Ghana
The visit also highlighted cultural exchange, with Indian classical music and dance performances hosted in Accra as part of the celebration
Modi reiterated India’s commitment to supporting African development, aligning with his Global South policy and strategic outreach to the continent
Agreements were signed on capacity-building programs, including Indian scholarships, skill development, and digital education initiatives for Ghanaian youth
India is already among Ghana’s top trading partners. Modi’s visit is expected to boost bilateral trade, technology transfer, and investment opportunities