Ablakwa welcomes return of Ghanaian national from South Africa
Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, Ghana's Minister for Foreign Affairs, welcomed Mr. Emmanuel Akowuah Asamoah back from South Africa. The Minister shared a post on social media, stating, "We are delighted to welcome back home from South Africa our dear compatriot, Mr. Emmanuel Akowuah Asamoah."
Mr. Ablakwa commended the High Commissioner to South Africa, His Excellency Benjamin Quarshie, for accompanying Mr. Asamoah back to Ghana. The Minister reaffirmed the government's commitment to protecting Ghanaians abroad, especially those in distress, and highlighted ongoing support measures. He also announced that "Ghanaians who wish to be relocated back home should contact our High Commission to be assisted at the Government of Ghana's expense."
Mr. Ablakwa stated he looks forward to hosting Mr. Asamoah when he returns to Ghana later this week. The statement forms part of the government's broader assurance that it remains committed to safeguarding the welfare of Ghanaians across the globe under the Mahama administration.
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Foreign Affairs Minister Ablakwa has acknowledged the return of a Ghanaian national from South Africa. The Minister has also reaffirmed the government's commitment to protecting Ghanaians abroad - but what support measures are being highlighted?
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