During a Consultative Visit to Mexico, the Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs, Honourable James Gyakye Quayson (MP) formally conveyed to the Mexican authorities the intent of the Government of the Republic of Ghana to reopen its Diplomatic Mission in Mexico with the view to strengthening the relations between the two countries through trade and investment, cooperation in areas such as agriculture, education, tourism, innovation and capacity building.
Ghana and Mexico established diplomatic ties in 1961 and over the years, constructive engagement has been maintained through mutual respect, solidarity and shared commitment for international cooperation.
The message conveyed by Honourable Quayson was welcomed by the Mexican authorities and they assured of their readiness to provide the necessary support to facilitate the reopening of the Mission.
In a meeting with the Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs of the United Mexican States, Ambassador Maria Teresa Mercado discussions focused on increasing efforts in economic and technical cooperation and informed of the States interest in broadening cooperation in areas such as trade facilitation, technical exchange, cultural diplomacy, education, among others.
The reopening of the Mission will enhance the delivery of consular services to Ghanaian nationals in the jurisdiction and promote people-to-people exchanges.
The Deputy Minister also interacted with members of the Diplomatic Corps, representatives of the business community and other stakeholders, during which he highlighted the reasons why Ghana is a preferred investment destination.
