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GHANA EMBASSY IN TOKYO ENGAGES STUDENTS OF MEIJI GAKUIN UNIVERSITY ON GLOBAL CITIZENSHIPOn Friday, 16th October 2026, th...
16/10/2026

GHANA EMBASSY IN TOKYO ENGAGES STUDENTS OF MEIJI GAKUIN UNIVERSITY ON GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP

On Friday, 16th October 2026, the Embassy of Ghana in Tokyo participated in a guest lecture at Meiji Gakuin University, Yokohama Campus, on the theme “Introducing Ghana: Culture, Cocoa and Responsible Global Citizenship.”

The lecture was delivered by Mr. Michael Nyaaba Assibi, Minister Plenipotentiary and Head of Chancery, as part of the University's Introduction to Global Citizenship II course.

Mr. Assibi was accompanied by Mr. Christopher Edem Kwei Gaba, Minister-Counsellor responsible for Diaspora, Education and Culture; Mr. Larry Kumi, First Secretary responsible for Political and Economic Affairs; and Ms. Josephine Aikins, Translator and Interpreter.

The presentation introduced students to Ghana's cultural heritage, democratic traditions, economic potential and longstanding relations with Japan.

Particular attention was given to Ghana's cocoa industry, responsible chocolate production, children's rights and efforts to eliminate child labour through the Child Labour Free Zone initiative.

The lecture also highlighted cooperation between Ghana, Japan and UNICEF in strengthening child protection systems and promoting responsible supply chains.

Mr. Assibi encouraged the students to appreciate the importance of responsible global citizenship and the role of governments, businesses, educational institutions and consumers in addressing shared global challenges.

The Embassy expressed its appreciation to Meiji Gakuin University and Professor Takakuwa for facilitating the engagement.

The lecture forms part of the Mission's continued efforts to promote educational diplomacy, cultural understanding and stronger people-to-people relations between Ghana and Japan.

GHANA EMBASSY IN TOKYO ENGAGES JAPANESE GREEN TEA COMPANY ON TRADE OPPORTUNITIESOn Tuesday, 13 October 2026, the Embassy...
13/10/2026

GHANA EMBASSY IN TOKYO ENGAGES JAPANESE GREEN TEA COMPANY ON TRADE OPPORTUNITIES

On Tuesday, 13 October 2026, the Embassy of Ghana in Tokyo received representatives of ITO EN Co., Ltd., a Japanese beverage company, for discussions on the export and distribution of Japanese green tea products in Ghana.

The meeting was led by Mr. Michael Nyaaba Assibi, Minister Plenipotentiary and Head of Chancery, together with Mr. Christopher Edem Kwei Gaba, Minister-Counsellor responsible for Diaspora, Education and Culture, and Mr. Isaac Yankson, Minister-Counsellor responsible for Trade and Investment.

The visiting delegation included Mr. Takeshi Sonoda and Ms. Mina Yasuhara of ITO EN Co., Ltd., as well as Dr. Aki Tanaka, President and CEO of Diplomacy, LLC, who facilitated the engagement.

Discussions focused on the company's growing commercial activities in Ghana, opportunities to expand the distribution of Japanese green tea, consumer awareness, and the promotion of Japanese tea culture.

The delegation also outlined plans for a business visit to Ghana to engage its local distribution partner, assess market opportunities, and explore prospects for further expansion.

Mr. Assibi welcomed the company's interest in Ghana and reaffirmed the Embassy's commitment to facilitating mutually beneficial trade and investment partnerships between Ghana and Japan.

The engagement reflects the Mission's continued efforts to strengthen economic diplomacy, encourage private-sector collaboration, and deepen commercial relations between the two countries.

GHANA'S AMBASSADOR-DESIGNATE PAYS COURTESY CALL ON DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF AFRICAN AFFAIRS AT JAPAN'S MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AF...
09/10/2026

GHANA'S AMBASSADOR-DESIGNATE PAYS COURTESY CALL ON DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF AFRICAN AFFAIRS AT JAPAN'S MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS

H.E. Mr. Humphrey C. Ajongbah, Ambassador-Designate of the Republic of Ghana to Japan, paid a courtesy call on H.E. Ambassador Misako Takahashi, Assistant Minister and Director-General of the African Affairs Department of Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on 9th October 2026, in Tokyo.

The meeting provided an opportunity to reaffirm the longstanding friendship between Ghana and Japan and exchange views on strengthening bilateral cooperation, particularly in trade and investment, education, cultural exchanges and people-to-people relations.

Discussions also highlighted preparations towards the 2027 Japan-Ghana Triple Anniversaries, marking 70 years of diplomatic relations, 50 years of the Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers (JOCV) in Ghana, and 100 years since the arrival of Dr. Hideyo Noguchi in Ghana.

Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to working closely together to further strengthen Ghana-Japan relations and promote mutually beneficial cooperation.

The Ambassador-Designate was accompanied by Mr. Michael Assibi, Minister and Head of Chancery, and Mr. Christopher Gaba, Minister-Counsellor responsible for Diaspora, Education and Culture.

INVEST GHANA SUMMIT 2026Positioning Ghana as a leading destination for investment, innovation, and strategic partnership...
08/10/2026

INVEST GHANA SUMMIT 2026

Positioning Ghana as a leading destination for investment, innovation, and strategic partnerships. The Invest Ghana Summit 2026 will bring together global investors, business leaders, policymakers, financiers, and development partners to explore high-impact opportunities across Ghana’s priority sectors.
Taking place from 16–17 November 2026, the Summit will showcase Ghana’s new economic opportunities, facilitate B2B and B2G engagements, and connect investors directly with key decision-makers and project promoters.
Theme: Investing in Ghana’s New Economy: Building a productive economy that creates value and competes globally.

INVEST IN GHANA. CONNECT. PARTNER. GROW.

Ghana Club 100 Awards – 22nd EditionCelebrating Ghana’s outstanding business leaders and enterprises driving growth, inn...
08/10/2026

Ghana Club 100 Awards – 22nd Edition
Celebrating Ghana’s outstanding business leaders and enterprises driving growth, innovation, and excellence. The prestigious Ghana Club 100 Awards, presented by the Ghana Investment Promotion Authority (GIPA), returns for its 22nd edition.
Celebrating Ghana’s Business Leaders.

GHANA’S AMBASSADOR-DESIGNATE PAYS COURTESY CALL ON JAPAN’S PARLIAMENTARY VICE-MINISTER OF DEFENSE AND LDP FOCAL PERSON F...
08/10/2026

GHANA’S AMBASSADOR-DESIGNATE PAYS COURTESY CALL ON JAPAN’S PARLIAMENTARY VICE-MINISTER OF DEFENSE AND LDP FOCAL PERSON FOR GHANA

On 6th October 2026, H.E. Mr. Humphrey C. Ajongbah, Ambassador-Designate of the Republic of Ghana to Japan, paid a courtesy call on Mr. YOSHII Akira, Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Defense and Member of the House of Councillors, at the House of Councillors in Tokyo. Mr. Yoshii is a member of Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party (LDP). His current appointment as Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Defense is confirmed by the Prime Minister’s Office and the LDP.
The meeting provided an opportunity for cordial exchanges on the excellent state of Ghana-Japan relations and prospects for further enhancing bilateral cooperation.
Discussions also focused on preparations towards the commemoration of three important milestones in 2027, namely the 70th Anniversary of diplomatic relations between Ghana and Japan, the 50th Anniversary of the Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers (JOCV) in Ghana, and the 100th Anniversary of the arrival of Dr. Hideyo Noguchi in Ghana.
The Ambassador-Designate and Mr. Yoshii exchanged views on further deepening the longstanding friendly relations between Ghana and Japan and advancing cooperation in areas of mutual interest.
The Embassy of Ghana looks forward to working closely with Mr. Yoshii and relevant stakeholders to further strengthen the longstanding partnership between Ghana and Japan.

GHANA’S AMBASSADOR-DESIGNATE PAYS COURTESY CALL ON CAMEROON’S AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN AND DEAN OF THE AFRICAN DIPLOMATIC COR...
07/10/2026

GHANA’S AMBASSADOR-DESIGNATE PAYS COURTESY CALL ON CAMEROON’S AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN AND DEAN OF THE AFRICAN DIPLOMATIC CORPS

Ghana’s Ambassador-Designate to Japan, H.E. Mr. Humphrey Chatio Ajongbah, paid a courtesy call on H.E. Dr. Pierre Ndzengue, Ambassador of the Republic of Cameroon to Japan and Dean of the African Diplomatic Corps (ADC), at the Embassy of the Republic of Cameroon in Tokyo. Dr. Ndzengue has served as Dean of the African Diplomatic Corps in Tokyo since 31st January 2025.
The meeting provided an opportunity for cordial exchanges on matters of mutual interest and discussions on strengthening cooperation between the two Missions.
The two Ambassadors exchanged views on further deepening the friendly relations between Ghana and Cameroon, as well as promoting closer collaboration among African Missions in Japan.
The engagement reaffirmed the importance of continued cooperation between Ghana and Cameroon and closer coordination within the African Diplomatic Corps in advancing shared African interests and strengthening Africa-Japan relations.

GHANA’S AMBASSADOR-DESIGNATE PAYS COURTESY CALL ON CÔTE D’IVOIRE’S AMBASSADOR TO JAPANGhana’s Ambassador-Designate to Ja...
07/10/2026

GHANA’S AMBASSADOR-DESIGNATE PAYS COURTESY CALL ON CÔTE D’IVOIRE’S AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN

Ghana’s Ambassador-Designate to Japan, H.E. Mr. Humphrey Chatio Ajongbah, paid a courtesy call on H.E. Mr. Ipo Gbolié Désiré Wulfran, Ambassador of the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire to Japan, at the Embassy of the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire in Tokyo.
The meeting provided an opportunity for cordial exchanges on matters of mutual interest and discussions on strengthening cooperation between the two Missions.
The two Ambassadors exchanged views on further deepening the longstanding friendly and brotherly relations between Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire and advancing cooperation in areas of shared interest.
The engagement reaffirmed the importance of closer collaboration between the two neighbouring West African countries and their Missions in Japan, while contributing to stronger bilateral ties and greater cooperation between Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire.

GHANA EMBASSY IN TOKYO BIDS FAREWELL TO MR. MOHAMMED HARDI AND WELCOMES MADAM DOSIA OWUSU GYAMFIThe Embassy of the Repub...
07/10/2026

GHANA EMBASSY IN TOKYO BIDS FAREWELL TO MR. MOHAMMED HARDI AND WELCOMES MADAM DOSIA OWUSU GYAMFI

The Embassy of the Republic of Ghana in Tokyo has held a farewell gathering in honour of Mr. Mohammed Hardi, who has completed his four-year duty tour at the Mission, while formally welcoming his successor, Madam Dosia Owusu Gyamfi, FSO B1, to the Embassy.
Speaking at the gathering, H.E. Mr. Humphrey C. Ajongbah, Ambassador-Designate of the Republic of Ghana to Japan, commended Mr. Hardi for his dedicated service and contribution to the effective administration of the Mission, particularly in the areas of finance and accounting, estates and transport.
The Ambassador-Designate noted that these responsibilities, though often undertaken behind the scenes, are essential to the smooth functioning of the Embassy and the successful implementation of its programmes and activities. He expressed the Mission’s appreciation to Mr. Hardi for the professionalism, commitment and support he demonstrated throughout his four-year assignment in Japan.
As a token of appreciation, the Ambassador-Designate presented Mr. Hardi with a commemorative Japanese samurai sword, symbolising Japanese resilience and serving as a lasting reminder of his service and experiences in Japan.
The occasion also marked the formal welcome of Madam Dosia Owusu Gyamfi, FSO B1, who succeeds Mr. Hardi with responsibility for finance and accounting, estates and transport at the Mission. The Ambassador-Designate welcomed her to Tokyo and expressed confidence that her experience and maturity would contribute positively to the work of the Embassy.
He further encouraged all staff to extend their full cooperation and support to the incoming officer and to continue working together in a spirit of collegiality, mutual respect and shared responsibility towards advancing the objectives of the Mission.
In his remarks, Mr. Hardi expressed appreciation to the Ambassador-Designate and his colleagues for their support and cooperation during his tour of duty and thanked members of the Mission for contributing to the successful discharge of his responsibilities.
The farewell gathering concluded with a group photograph at the Embassy, followed by a meal with staff, providing an opportunity to celebrate Mr. Hardi’s service, wish him well in his future endeavours and warmly welcome Madam Owusu Gyamfi to the Mission.

GHANA EMBASSY ENGAGES TOHOKU UNIVERSITY ON ACADEMIC AND RESEARCH COOPERATIONH.E. Mr. Humphrey C. Ajongbah, Ambassador-De...
07/10/2026

GHANA EMBASSY ENGAGES TOHOKU UNIVERSITY ON ACADEMIC AND RESEARCH COOPERATION

H.E. Mr. Humphrey C. Ajongbah, Ambassador-Designate of the Republic of Ghana to Japan, received a delegation from Tohoku University at the Ghana Embassy in Tokyo on 6th September 2026 for discussions on strengthening academic, research and institutional cooperation between Ghana and the University.
The Tohoku University delegation was led by Dr. Marie-Pierre Favre, Vice President for Comprehensive Internationalization and Chief Global Officer, who made a presentation on the University’s academic and research capabilities, internationalisation strategy and interest in deepening engagement with Ghana.
Dr. Favre highlighted Tohoku University’s strengths in science and technology, innovation, disaster science, industry-academia collaboration and international education. She also indicated the University’s interest in strengthening its engagement with selected African countries, including Ghana.
Discussions explored opportunities for cooperation in areas including artificial intelligence, agriculture and food security, disaster risk reduction, climate adaptation, science and technology, student and researcher exchanges, scholarships, joint research and university-industry linkages.
Ambassador-Designate Ajongbah welcomed Tohoku University’s interest in Ghana and emphasised the importance of developing practical partnerships that respond to Ghana’s development and human resource priorities and produce tangible and mutually beneficial outcomes.
The Mission expressed its readiness to facilitate appropriate linkages between Tohoku University and relevant institutions in Ghana and to continue engagement towards developing concrete areas of academic and research cooperation.

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