Muntaka Mubarak Bids Farewell to Outgoing U.S. Ambassador Virginia Palmer

The Minister for the Interior, Hon. Mohammed Muntaka Mubarak, on Thursday warmly received the United States Ambassador to Ghana, H.E. Virginia Palmer, as part of her farewell engagements marking the end of her diplomatic tenure in the country.

During the courtesy visit at the Ministry of the Interior in Accra, the two leaders held discussions focused on deepening U.S.-Ghana bilateral relations and reinforcing cooperation in key areas of mutual interest, particularly in security and governance.

Minister Muntaka Mubarak praised Ambassador Palmer for her dedicated service and valuable contributions throughout her time in Ghana. He highlighted the strengthened ties between both nations and applauded her role in fostering collaboration across various government institutions.

“Ambassador Palmer has been a true partner in our shared mission to promote peace, security, and good governance,” the Minister stated. “Her tenure has witnessed significant strides in U.S.-Ghana relations, particularly within the security sector.”

Expressing appreciation for her time in Ghana, Ambassador Palmer reflected on the strength of the bilateral partnership. “It has been an honour to serve in Ghana. The strength of our partnership has been deeply encouraging, and I am confident it will continue to grow stronger,” she said.

The meeting underscored the enduring and dynamic relationship between Ghana and the United States, rooted in mutual respect, cooperation, and shared aspirations for a secure and prosperous future.