As Ghana marks its 67th Independence Day, the United States of America has called on Ghana to reflect on the ties that bind the two countries.
In a press release, the US Secretary of State, Anthony J. Blinken, noted, “On behalf of the United States of America, I join President Akufo-Addo and the people of Ghana in celebrating 67 years of independence on March 6.”
Mr. Blinken called for a moment of reflection on the substantial history and enduring democratic connections that unite the two countries, emphasizing the dynamic partnership they share.
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“As we celebrate this milestone, let us reflect on the rich history and the enduring ties of democracy that bind our two nations and our dynamic partnership.
“The United States deeply values our longstanding friendship and our combined, constant efforts to strengthen our democracies and protect the human rights of all people,” he added.
Ghana’s 67th Independence Day anniversary is being held at the Youth Resource Centre at Koforidua in the Eastern Region.
This year’s celebration is on the theme: “Our Democracy, Our Pride”.
Ivorian President, Alhassan Ouattara, is the Guest of Honour.