In a momentous move to bolster Ghana’s international relations and attract more foreign investment, Gabriel Kwamigah Atokple, aka Chief Tanko, the Volta Regional Representative on the Council of State, warmly received a high-level delegation from Miami, USA, led by Ambassador Nancy Quartey-Sam.
The delegation, composed of influential leaders and change makers, underscores renewed efforts to deepen transatlantic partnerships and promote economic growth.
During the visit, Chief Tanko emphasized Ghana’s political stability and economic potential, highlighting the country’s consistent record of peaceful democratic elections and investor-friendly environment.
He articulated Ghana’s strategic focus on fostering sustainable development, encouraging foreign direct investment, and strengthening global partnerships under President John Dramani Mahama’s leadership.
The delegation’s presence reflects a mutual recognition of Ghana’s strategic importance as an emerging hub for business and investment in West Africa. Chief Tanko, a prominent historian and politician, shared insights into Ghana’s resilience and commitment to democratic progress, framing the visit as a homecoming and a call for diaspora engagement in national development.
The Mayor of Garden City, Miami, echoed positive sentiments, lauding Ghana’s economic strides and development initiatives. His remarks reaffirmed confidence in Ghana’s investment climate and political stability, further reinforcing the country’s appeal to American investors.
Mr. Atokple concluded with a diplomatic appeal to Ghanaian diaspora communities abroad, urging them to return, invest, and contribute to Ghana’s economic vitality. He underscored that Ghana offers not just profit but purpose—a fertile ground for building sustainable economic partnerships.
This visit signals a strategic step toward enhancing Ghana’s diplomatic stature and economic prospects on the global stage, with potential implications for increased foreign investment, trade, and bilateral cooperation between Ghana and the United States.