ACCRA — In a historic moment for India-Africa relations, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday addressed the Parliament of Ghana, becoming the first Indian Prime Minister in over three decades to do so. His visit marks a renewed diplomatic push to deepen ties with one of Africa’s fastest-growing economies.
“Ghana is a land that radiates democracy and brilliance,” Prime Minister Modi said during his address, highlighting the shared democratic values and aspirations between the two nations.
The visit saw the signing of multiple bilateral agreements aimed at strengthening cooperation across diverse sectors, including research and development, pharmaceuticals, and cultural exchange. The new pacts are expected to bolster people-to-people connections and enhance strategic engagement between the two countries.
Prime Minister Modi also paid homage at the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial, honouring Ghana’s founding father and champion of Pan-Africanism. His tribute was followed by a ceremonial Guard of Honour, underscoring the significance of the visit in the context of India-Ghana relations.
The visit is part of India’s broader outreach to African nations, reinforcing its commitment to development partnerships and mutual growth across the Global South.
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