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As part of efforts to boost diplomatic interactions, the Chinese Ambassador to Ghana, H.E. Tong Defa, has paid a visit to the Africa-China Centre for Policy and Advisory (ACCPA), a prominent policy institute focused on fostering Africa-China relations, based in Accra.
The ambassador’s visit marked an important milestone in ongoing efforts to enhance cooperation and dialogue between Ghana and China.
The session facilitated an exchange of ideas between senior ACCPA officials and the ambassador’s team, centered on strengthening bilateral ties and exploring collaborative opportunities in line with the 65th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two nations.
Welcoming the ambassador, ACCPA Executive Director Paul Frimpong underscored the Centre’s role in advancing evidence-based policy dialogue and supporting sustainable partnerships between Africa and China.
He reaffirmed ACCPA’s mission to serve as a neutral platform for research and strategic policy development that benefits both parties.
Ambassador Tong Defa spoke highly of the enduring relationship between Ghana and China, emphasizing the value of continuous engagement, shared learning, and cultural exchange.
He expressed his enthusiasm for deeper collaboration and reaffirmed China’s commitment to supporting Ghana’s development aspirations.
The meeting also delved into prospects for cooperation across critical sectors including infrastructure, agriculture, education, and industrial development. Both sides highlighted the potential for policy-driven collaboration to support national goals and broader continental growth.
As Ghana and China celebrate 65 years of diplomatic partnership, the dialogue reaffirmed a shared commitment to future engagements, collaborative research, and policy initiatives that will drive mutual growth and understanding.
