Foreign Minister Okudzeto Ablakwa engages Parliamentary Committee on Strengthening Ghana’s Foreign Policy

In a significant move to promote good governance, democratic accountability, and bipartisan cooperation, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has engaged the newly constituted Foreign Affairs Committee of Parliament in a high-level discussion on the Ghana’s diplomatic agenda.

The meeting, held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, focused on fostering collaboration between the ministry and the parliamentary committee to ensure transparency and enhance Ghana’s foreign policy objectives.

Ablakwa emphasized his commitment to an open-door policy and pledged to uphold transparent mechanisms that allow for unimpeded parliamentary oversight.

“In the true spirit of good governance, democratic accountability, and bipartisan cooperation, I invited the newly constituted Foreign Affairs Committee of Parliament to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs,” Ablakwa stated.

“I shall welcome strict parliamentary scrutiny as is expected in a functioning democracy, and we are collectively committed to deepening Ghana’s democratic credentials.”

He further congratulated the committee members on their selection and expressed optimism about the role they would play in advancing the nation’s foreign policy.

The engagement underscores the minister’s dedication to ensuring that Ghana’s diplomatic efforts align with national interests while maintaining strong democratic principles. It also highlights the importance of parliamentary oversight in foreign policy decision-making.

With this renewed commitment to cooperation, stakeholders anticipate a more dynamic and accountable foreign affairs administration that strengthens Ghana’s global standing.

Source: GhanaNewsOnline