The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has announced that he has secured a visa waiver agreement with Antigua and Barbuda, an independent, twin-island Caribbean nation.
He disclosed this on social media on September 25.
“A while ago, we signed our latest Visa Waiver Agreement between Ghana and Antigua and Barbuda in the margins of the UN General Assembly,” he posted.
“Grateful to my counterpart — H.E. E.P. Chet Greene, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Trade and Barbuda Affairs for his remarkable contribution to this milestone,” Mr Ablakwa added.Remove AdsRemove Ads
According to him, “This is the 10th Visa Waiver Agreement secured for Ghanaians since assuming office as Foreign Minister.”
“The Mahama Administration is deliberate about adding more value to the Ghanaian Passport, projecting our image in the comity of nations and enhancing the travel experience of Ghanaians as we boost trade, tourism, and in this particular instance connect us to our brothers and sisters in the Caribbean,” the Foreign Affairs Minister stated.
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Good news. Looking forward to visiting Ghana soon. God spare life.
Looking forward to the economical benefits of this agreement.
Excellent news, another down. Mr. Greene no stopping until we can visit all African countries Visa free. We need the AES states shortly.
Thanks for your service.