Virginia Palmer (middle) and Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa (right)
Source: Africa Publicity
US Ambassador to Ghana, Virginia Palmer, has reassured that the relationship between the US and Ghana remains robust, despite discussions surrounding a newly imposed 10% US tariff on Ghanaian exports. This comes after a closed-door meeting with Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa.
Key Points from the Meeting
– Strong Bilateral Ties: “I had a great conversation with the minister of foreign affairs, and we talked about how the relationship with Ghana is very strong, and how we can keep it going that way,” Ambassador Palmer stated.
– Tariff Discussions: The meeting focused on the potential impact of the tariff and its implications for trade relations between the two countries.
– Ongoing Dialogue: Both sides remain committed to dialogue and cooperation, with Ambassador Palmer expressing optimism about the state of bilateral ties.
– Potential Benefits: “I hope Ghana will get some benefits vis-à-vis its competitors,” she added, responding to questions about possible advantages Ghana might gain under the new tariff regime.
The meeting demonstrates the commitment of both countries to maintaining a strong relationship, despite potential challenges posed by the new tariff.
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