The United States Embassy has extended its congratulations to the government and people of Ghana on their 58th Independence Day. The U.S. established diplomatic relations with Ghana in 1957, coinciding with Ghana's independence. Since then, both nations have maintained a strong partnership based on shared democratic values, human rights, and economic development.
"Our partnership is strong and enduring because of our shared commitment to democratic values, the rule of law, and economic development," stated the Embassy. The collaboration between the two countries includes joint military training exercises through the U.S. Africa Command and addressing regional security issues together.
Additionally, initiatives such as Young African Leaders, Power Africa, Feed the Future, and Partnership for Growth have further strengthened ties between Ghana and the United States. "We also broaden and deepen our longstanding friendship by working side-by-side," emphasized the Embassy.
The relationship extends beyond official channels; it thrives at a people-to-people level as well. Many Ghanaians have pursued education in the United States since gaining independence, fostering educational and cultural exchanges that remain robust today.
On this significant day for Ghana, the U.S. Embassy conveyed its best wishes: "The Embassy of the United States of America wishes all Ghanaians a joyful, and festive celebration." Looking ahead, both nations anticipate continuing to build upon their strong partnership.