Ghana’s official visit to Qatar has culminated in a significant boost to bilateral relations between the two nations. The visit, undertaken at the invitation of Qatar’s Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs, His Excellency Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim bin Jaber Al Thani, focused on forging closer ties and exploring areas of mutual interest.
The discussions between Ghana and Qatar covered a wide range of issues, including trade, strategic security cooperation, and collaboration in conflict mediation. Both countries reaffirmed their commitment to a multilateral rule-based order anchored on peace and stability.
One of the key outcomes of the visit was the agreement to ease visa requirements, facilitating greater movement of persons and goods between the two nations. This is expected to enhance the existing direct flights between Ghana and Qatar, promoting tourism, trade, and cultural exchange.
Ghana and Qatar have also agreed to quickly conclude a labour mobility agreement, opening up job opportunities for thousands of skilled young Ghanaians. This agreement is expected to benefit both countries, with Qatar gaining access to skilled labour and Ghana benefiting from remittances and skills
To create business partnerships and synergies, both countries have decided to facilitate a Presidential Ghana-Qatar business forum during President John Mahama’s upcoming visit to Qatar. This forum is expected to bring together business leaders and entrepreneurs from both countries, promoting trade and investment.
The strengthening of ties between Ghana and Qatar is a welcome development, and it is hoped that this partnership will contribute to the growth and development of both nations.
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