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The links between South Africa and Ghana will be strengthened by the establishment of a binational commission that will see the respective presidents of the two countries meet twice a year, announced Thursday the Presidency. The commission will meet twice a year between Accra and Pretoria and will create the momentum and momentum required in our bilateral cooperation, "President Cyril Ramaphosa said in a speech delivered to the Union buildings. on the occasion of the official visit of President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo. Addo. The speech was published on the website of the presidency
. Warmly welcoming the Ghanaian President, Ramaphosa said that the state visit allowed countries to "renew our fraternal bonds and friendship".
Heads of state felt "great satisfaction" with their current ties.
Ramaphosa said that the twenty-one bilateral agreements between South Africa and Ghana were "at different stages of implementation" and that the two presidents had asked the ministers to finalize the negotiations. The increase in economic cooperation between the two countries was emphasized
Call for reform of the UN Security Council
"We noted with satisfaction the presence South Africa's private sector is still growing in the economy of Ghana. "
Ramaphosa said the two governments would ensure that there was a" favorable environment "for doing business in South Africa. the two countries.
For South Africa and Ghana, the main investment sectors are manufacturing, agribusiness, infrastructure development, mining, mining and construction. Energy and tourism
Ramaphosa He said the two presidents have expressed concerns about instability and conflict in some neighboring countries.
On the international front, he reiterated his call for reform of the global governance system, in particular the United Nations Security Council. representative of all regions of the world. "
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