On Friday, November 17th, a delegation from GNCS, led by Chairlady Nana Afia Achiaa Deiwaa I (Josephine Antwi), who also serves as the queen mother of Asante’s in Sweden, paid a courtesy visit to Her Excellency Mrs. Sylvia Naa Adaawa Annoh, the Ambassador of Ghana to Sweden and Denmark. 

The purpose of the visit was to strengthen mutual interests and explore potential collaborations between the Council and the Embassy in Denmark. Additionally, the delegation aimed to foster a collaborative relationship with the trade and investment department, seeking avenues for growth and investment to contribute to Ghana’s development. 

During the meeting, Chairlady Nana Afia Achiaa Deiwaa I commended the embassy for its enhanced services, effective communication, and responsive approach. She particularly praised the success of the Mobile Consular Service (MCS) initiated by the Ghana Embassy in Denmark. 

 The MCS has proven instrumental in providing consular services, including visa and passport assistance, directly to various Ghanaian communities in Sweden, benefiting both Ghanaians and non-Ghanaians. 

Expressing gratitude for the positive relationship between GNCS and the Embassy, Chairlady Nana Afia Achiaa Deiwaa I acknowledged the warm reception and prompt response received from the embassy, emphasizing the importance of their continuous collaboration. 

 She also lauded the embassy for improvements in visa and passport delivery times while highlighting a few instances of delays that she hoped would be addressed. 

In response, Her Excellency the Ambassador welcomed the GNCS delegation, expressing excitement about discussing matters of mutual benefit for Ghana. She stressed the significance of face-to-face interaction and appreciated the recognition of the embassy’s efforts by the Ghanaian community in Sweden.  

The Ambassador assured GNCS of the embassy’s commitment to continuous improvement and encouraged open dialogue to address any concerns. 

Following the discussions, the GNCS delegation visited the Consular section of the embassy, where they gained insights into the work of Consular Mrs. Adoma Owiredu and her staff. Recognizing some challenges faced by the Consular staff, it was agreed that GNCS and the Consulate would collaborate to educate the Ghanaian community in Sweden on various application processes, aiming to reduce delays. 

 The Consular also welcomed the suggestion to create a visa invitation template on the embassy’s website, promising prompt action. 

The meeting was attended by Deputy Head of Mission Mrs. Elizabeth Dodoo, Trade and Investment Officer Mrs. Joycelyn Atiase, General Secretary of GNCS Simon Boahen, and GNCS Treasurer Mr. Patrick Asiedu Frimpong. The positive exchange of ideas and commitment to collaboration marked a significant step in strengthening the ties between GNCS and the Ghana Embassy in Denmark. 

 

SOURCE: ghanaembassy-denmark.com 

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