Foreign Affairs Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has called on Ghana’s envoys to be more proactive in addressing the concerns of Ghanaians living abroad.

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During a virtual engagement on Thursday with all 71 Ambassadors, High Commissioners, Heads of Missions, and Consul-Generals across the world, Ablakwa emphasized the need for improved responsiveness and commitment to the welfare of Ghanaian nationals in the diaspora.

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“Ghanaians out there must truly feel we care for them,” he stressed.

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The meeting also provided an opportunity to outline key reforms and strategic initiatives aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of Ghana’s diplomatic missions. Ablakwa commended the envoys for their dedication to national service and briefed them on President Mahama’s vision for the Foreign Service.

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"We discussed President Mahama’s vision, ongoing institutional reforms including creating a delivery unit to improve the performance of the foreign service, KPIs for envoys, strategies to better serve Ghanaians living abroad, passport reforms, conditions and welfare of staff in our diplomatic missions," he shared in a Facebook post.

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He reiterated the government’s commitment to strengthening Ghana’s diplomatic presence and ensuring that foreign missions operate efficiently to support both the nation’s interests and its citizens abroad.

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