Ambassador Inaugurates CEPAT
In an effort to increase the number of experts and available tools to combat falsified, substandard and counterfeit medicines in countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, the U.S. Pharmacopeial Convention (USP) has launched the Center for Pharmaceutical Advancement...
Ambassador Reflects on First Official Visit to Kumasi
"This is my first occasion to pay an official outside of Accra. I thought it important to visit the Asantehene because of his importance and his role and his attitude toward Ghana..."
Ambassador Welcomes Matuto to Ghana
Ambassador Cretz welcomed American Music Abroad band Matuto to Ghana. The band has conducted Master Classes and concerts with the John Teye Memorial Senior High School, and will perform a live, free, public concert at 6 pm at Radio XYZ in Osu.
Ambasssador Unveils New Blog at BlogCamp13
I agree with Under Secretary for Public Diplomacy Sonenshine that “social media has evolved into the most powerful, galvanizing catalyst of our time – for better and for worse. It is arguably as significant an event in our shared human history as the industrial revolution.”
Embassy News
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US Helps Ghana's First Marine Police Academy
Ground was broken to commence the construction of the National Marine Police Training Academy Friday, March 22.
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Partnership For Growth in Action
On behalf of the United States, it is my great pleasure to be here as we advance our Partnership for Growth (PfG) towards implementation.
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Congratulations on Independence Day
Her Excellency Chargé d’Affaires C. Pat Alsup on behalf of the U.S. Embassy in Ghana sends best wishes to the people of Ghana as they celebrate their 56th anniversary of independence on March 6th.
News from the U.S.
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Commemorating World Press Freedom Day
Today we mark World Press Freedom Day, an annual occasion to recognize, honor, and underscore the essential role of independent media in fostering and protecting freedom of expression and democratic principles.
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Remarks by the President After Meeting with African Leaders
The President: Well, it is a great pleasure to welcome four leaders from Africa, all of whom are doing extraordinary work -- President Sall from Senegal, President Banda from Malawi, President Koroma from Sierra Leone, and Prime Minister Neves from Cape Verde.
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U.S. Congratulates Ghana on 56 Years of Independence
On behalf of the American people, I send best wishes to the people of Ghana as they celebrate 56 years of independence on March 6 and congratulate Ghana on completing its sixth presidential and parliamentary elections.
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Secretary Kerry speaks at University of Virginia
Secretary of State John Kerry outlines the Obama administration's second-term diplomatic agenda at the University of Virginia on February 20.
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