Minister of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has introduced that Ghana and the State of Qatar have agreed to unexpectedly finalise a labour mobility settlement geared toward developing process possibilities for 1000’s of professional Ghanaian youths.

The announcement follows an respectable consult with to Doha on the invitation of Qatar’s Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim bin Jaber Al Thani.

In a put up on his Facebook web page, the Minister wrote, “I am in Qatar for an official visit on the invitation of the Prime Minister … Our fruitful bilateral discussions have focused on forging closer ties, increasing trade, strategic security cooperation and collaborating in conflict mediation as our two countries believe in a multilateral rule‑based order anchored on peace and stability.”

The Minister defined that the 2 nations additionally dedicated to easing visa necessities to facilitate higher motion of individuals and items, a transfer anticipated to fortify direct flights between Ghana and Qatar.

“We also committed to easing visa requirements to facilitate greater movement of persons and goods … which is expected to enhance the existing direct flights between our two nations.”

Highlighting the labour settlement, he mentioned, “Ghana and Qatar have agreed to quickly conclude a labour mobility agreement to open up job opportunities for thousands of skilled young Ghanaians.”

He added that each nations have determined to facilitate a Presidential Ghana‑Qatar Business Forum all over President John Dramani Mahama’s consult with to Qatar subsequent month.

“To create business partnerships and synergies, we both decided to facilitate a Presidential Ghana‑Qatar business forum when President Mahama visits Qatar next month.”

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