VP Prof. Opoku-Agyemang Hosts Barbadian High Commissioner to Discuss Bilateral Cooperation

Accra, Ghana - 20 Feb, 2025 - Ghana and Barbados have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral ties, with a focus on capacity building, cultural exchanges, and education.

Vice President Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang met with the Barbadian High Commissioner to Ghana, H.E. Juliette Bynoe-Sutherland, on February 18th, to discuss key areas of cooperation between the two nations.

The two nations have a long history of cooperation, with Barbados establishing a High Commission in Ghana in December 2021 to deepen their bilateral relations.They have also signed an Air Services Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to strengthen historical ties.

The recent meeting between the Vice President and the High Commissioner aimed to identify key areas for collaboration, including capacity building and cultural exchanges. These initiatives are expected to create valuable opportunities for improving human resources in both countries and fostering a stronger partnership for the future.

Some potential areas of cooperation between Ghana and Barbados include:

- Cultural Exchanges: Both countries have a rich cultural heritage, and exchanging cultural practices and traditions could enrich their bilateral relationship.
- Education: Collaborative educational programs could enhance the quality of human resources in both countries.
- Tourism: Ghana and Barbados could explore opportunities for joint tourism initiatives, leveraging their unique cultural and natural attractions.
- Trade: Strengthening trade ties could benefit both economies, with Ghana offering a gateway to the West African market and Barbados providing access to the Caribbean region.

As Ghana and Barbados continue to nurture their bilateral relationship, they are poised to unlock new opportunities for growth, development, and cooperation.

Source: Lead News Online