Ghana Appoints 15 New Ambassadors and High Commissioners
President of Ghana appoints 15 new ambassadors and high commissioners to missions across Africa, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, including South Africa, China, and Germany.
ACCRA, Ghana — The President of the Republic of Ghana has appointed 15 new ambassadors, high commissioners, and consul-general designates to serve in various diplomatic missions around the world.
A formal communication from the Office of the President, dated 10th June 2025, lists the new appointees and their respective countries of service. The appointments were made in consultation with the Council of State.
Below is the full list of nominees and their designated missions:
|
No. |
Nominee |
Country/Mission |
|
1. |
Benjamin A. Quashie |
Republic of South Africa |
|
2. |
Kojo Bonsu |
People's Republic of China |
|
3. |
Kulsoume Sinare Baffoe |
Kingdom of Spain |
|
4. |
Hammed Rashid Tunde Ali |
United Arab Emirates |
|
5. |
Hon. Captain George Kofi Nfojoh |
Togolese Republic |
|
6. |
Grace El Mahmoud Marabe |
United Arab Emirates - Dubai |
|
7. |
Prof. Ohene Adjei |
Federal Republic of Germany |
|
8. |
Abdul Nasiru-Deen |
Republic of Turkey |
|
9. |
Theresah Adjei-Mensah |
Czech Republic |
|
10. |
Prof. Kwasi Obiri-Danso |
India |
|
11. |
Dora Francisca Edu-Buandoh, PhD |
Canada |
|
12. |
Dr. Margaret Miewien Chebere |
Austria |
|
13. |
Labik Joseph Yaani |
Equatorial Guinea |
|
14. |
Nii Amasah Namoale |
Federative Republic of Brazil |
|
15. |
Dr. Felix Kumah Godwin Anebo |
Republic of Senegal |
The appointments signal a reshaping of Ghana’s diplomatic corps as the government strengthens bilateral relations with strategic partners across Africa, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
Many of the appointees are experienced public servants, academics, and diplomats, bringing diverse expertise to Ghana’s foreign missions.
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