President of the Republic of Ghana, His Excellency Nana Addo Danquah Akuffo Addo has sworn in two new envoys for Guinea and Algeria at the Jubilee House. The two men that were administered the oaths of secrecy and office were Amb. Maxwell Awiaga and Amb.Yaw Brimpong.

These two men have been appointed to represent Ghana in Guinea and Algeria respectively, and their appointment was on the basis of their experience in foreign affairs, and the fact that they had comported themselves well.

During the swearing in ceremony, the President urged them to work hard and cooperate with their staff, saying that unity was a key factor in achieving success in the mission they have been assigned to.

Since they have been assigned on diplomatic missions, they were advised to exercise their leadership skills to the maximum and have the country’s interests in mind.

“They have to feel your leadership and you also have to respect their expertise and capabilities. With all this, they will help and guide you to make correct decisions in the interests of our country.”
H.E. President Akuffo Addo

He further stated that although Guinea was going through some hardships under the rule of the military among other challenges, it was very important that Ghana was properly represented in that country. The President asked the new envoy to strengthen the ties between Ghana and Guinea for mutual benefits.

Ghana And Algeria’s Relationship Dates Back To Independence

President Akuffo Addo stated that the relationship between Ghana and Algeria can be traced back to the time of independence. Indicating how important it is for these relations to be maintained and strengthened.

President Akuffo Addo also mentioned that Ghana and Algeria were the pace setters during the fight for the independence of the African continent, and therefore, he urged the new envoy to work hard to maintain the relationship between these two countries. He also said that, the envoys were being sent on this mission in a time were there is hardships in most countries across the continent.

“There are all kinds of issues, including the economy and security, confronting our countries today and so you are going there at a delicate moment.”
H.E. Presient Akuffo Addo

Mr. Awiaga expressed his gratitude to the President for bestowing such a great honor unto them, and they pledged to work hard to uphold the good name of Ghana.

However, earlier this year, the Algerian Minister of Foreign Affairs and National Community Abroad, Ramtane Lamamra met with the personal envoy of the United Nations (UN) Secretary General for Western Sahara, Staffan de Mistura.

The Algerian Ambassador to Ghana, Ali Redjel disclosed this information in a press release that was posted in the Ghanian Times. The meeting took place in Algeria and the two officials discussed the latest developments in the Western Sahara part of Ghana, and the strengthening of ties with the UN.