President Mahama engages the Ghanaian diaspora in London

President John Dramani Mahama has engaged members of the Ghanaian community in the United Kingdom at a Town Hall Meeting in London, where he reaffirmed the government’s commitment to accountability, inclusive governance and national development.

According to the Presidency, the engagement formed part of activities surrounding the Ghana-UK Investment Summit, which is aimed at strengthening bilateral trade relations, deepening economic cooperation and attracting strategic investment into Ghana.

President Mahama said ongoing constitutional review processes are intended to expand diaspora participation in national governance, including proposals that would enable eligible dual citizens to serve at parliamentary and ministerial levels.

He also highlighted Ghana’s improving economic outlook, noting the country’s growing recognition as a reference point for economic recovery and reform.

The President further reaffirmed Ghana’s commitment to African integration and stressed the importance of regional cooperation under the African Continental Free Trade Area as a driver of shared prosperity across the continent.

The engagement also highlighted the role of the Ghanaian diaspora in supporting Ghana’s socio-economic development and strengthening international partnerships.