PM Modi Conferred Ghana’s National Honour

Accra: Prime Minister Narendra Modi was given on Wednesday with ‘Ghana Star Order Officer’ for the country’s national dignity, “elite statism and influential global leadership”.

The Modi award received the Ganalı President John Dramani Mahama.

The Prime Minister was honored to be given to the “Order of the Ghana star.” He said.

In his acceptance, Modi said that the award was a matter of pride and honor for him.

Orum I accept the award in a humble manner on behalf of 140 Crore Indian, dedi he said, devoted to the desires and bright future of India’s youth, to its cultural traditions and diversity and the historical ties between Ghana and India.

In a press release of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MEA), the prize was given to the Prime Minister to recognize the “distinguished statism and influential global leadership”.

Thanks to the Ghana people and government for a private gesture, the Prime Minister said that “the common democratic values ​​and traditions of the two countries will continue to feed the partnership”.

He said that the award “deepened the friendship between the two countries and has placed a new responsibility to adopt and advance the binary ties”.

According to Mea, Modi argued that Ghana’s confidence in Ghana that the “historical” state visit would give a new momentum to India-Gana ties.

Previously, Modi has made extensive talks with Phase, and then increased India and Ghana ties to a comprehensive level of partnership.

The Prime Minister is in Ghana in the first leg of his five -national tour.

It is the first visit to Ghana from India to Ghana in thirty years.