Presentation of Letters of Credence by H.E. Ambassador Conrad Mederic, High Commissioner of the Republic of Seychelles to the Republic of Ghana

Ambassador Conrad Mederic (left) presenting his letter of credence to John Dramani Mahama (right)

Source: Africa Publicity

His Excellency Ambassador Conrad Mederic, High Commissioner-designate of the Republic of Seychelles to the Republic of Ghana, formally presented his Letters of Credence to His Excellency John Dramani Mahama, President of the Republic of Ghana, during a credential ceremony held at Jubilee House.

Ambassador Mederic was the second among six envoys to present credentials during the ceremony. He was also granted a brief audience with President Mahama, during which both parties exchanged views on deepening bilateral cooperation across key sectors including education, culture, tourism, the Blue Economy, maritime security, and climate change.

Ambassador Mederic acknowledged the longstanding friendship between Seychelles and Ghana, which dates back to the establishment of diplomatic relations in October 1988. He reaffirmed Seychelles’ commitment to strengthening this partnership through joint initiatives and enhanced collaboration in areas of mutual interest.

The Ambassador also recalled the historic visit of H.E. President Wavel Ramkalawan to Ghana in November 2024, to commemorate the centenary of the return of King Prempeh I from exile in Seychelles. That visit marked a significant milestone in Seychelles–Ghana relations, during which four Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) were signed. Both nations are currently working toward the conclusion of additional agreements, with particular emphasis on cooperation in the health sector.

Ambassador Mederic was accompanied by Hon. LKwame N. Acquah, Honorary Consul of Seychelles in Accra, and Ms. Reta Odoom, Administrative Executive at the Consulate of Seychelles in Ghana.

The ceremony marks a renewed chapter in the dynamic and growing partnership between Seychelles and Ghana, as both nations reaffirm their shared values and vision for sustainable development and regional cooperation.