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    Ghana to host High-Level Side Event on Reparatory Justice at UNGA 81

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    Election of Dr. Sylvia Adusu as First Female African Judge of ITLOS

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    UN honours fallen peacekeepers as dangers mount

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    59th Commission on Population and Development Side Event

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    Media Stakeout by Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, Minister for Foreign Affairs

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    Statement by President of Ghana, H.E John Dramani Mahama at International Day of Remembrance of Victims of Slavery and Transatlantic Slave Trade

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    President Mahama at a high-level event on reparatory justice at the UN

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    President Mahama leads a wreath-laying ceremony at the African Burial Ground

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    Press briefing by AU / Africa Group led Ambassador Samual Kumah

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    Amb. Samuel Yao Kumah addresses the UNSC meeting on peace consolidation in West Africa.

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    Ambassador Samuel Yao Kumah presented his Letter of Credence to the UN Secretary-General

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    Ambassador Samuel Yao Kumah presented his Letter of Credence to the UN Secretary-General

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Welcome to The Permanent Mission of Ghana to the United Nations

WHERE GHANA MEETS THE WORLD

The Ghana Mission to the United Nations (GHANA MISSION) serves as the Ghana delegation to the United Nations. The Ghana Mission is responsible for carrying out the nation’s participation in the world body. Ghana was admitted to the United Nations on 8 March 1957, two days after it achieved independence from Britain. Ghana was previously known as the Gold Coast under British rule since 1821. In 1954, Kwame Nkrumah became Prime Minister and led the way to independence.

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