New UNESCO Representative for Ghana presents credentials to Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Accra, Ghana - The newly appointed UNESCO Representative to Ghana, Mr Edmond Moukala N’Gouemo has presented his Letter of Credence to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, represented by the Deputy Minister, Hon. Kwaku Ampratwum-Sarpong.

Amidst an atmosphere of cordiality and mutual respect, Hon.  Ampratwum- Sarpong warmly welcomed Mr Moukala to Ghana and affirmed the Government's dedication to continuously partnering with UNESCO to make progress on the Sustainable Development Goals and to preserve Ghana's rich cultural heritage. “We the Ministry will do whatever we can to make sure that your stay is successful” he said.  Hon. Ampratwum- Sarpong urged the UNESCO Ghana Head to build upon the achievements of his predecessors to leave an indelible ink at the end of his tenure.

In response, Mr. Moukala expressed his profound gratitude for the opportunity to serve Ghana, a country “I have known through history and through personal encounter with well-meaning and notable Ghanaians across the globe”. He emphasized his commitment to fostering deeper collaboration during his tenure between UNESCO and the Government of Ghana in advancing issues of education, culture, environment, communications and information technology. Adding that “A great Ghana for us will make a great Africa.”

Mr. Moukala is poised to strengthen existing ties and explore new avenues for cooperation between Ghana and UNESCO. The presentation of credentials signifies the official commencement of his tenure as the Head of UNESCO Ghana office.