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Serbia welcomes intention of Ghana to review recognition of Kosovo
Belgrade,
30 May 2018
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic spoke today with Speaker of the Parliament of Ghana Aaron Mike Ocquaye about further improvement of relations of the two countries through economic and cultural cooperation and expressed gratitude to that country on its willingness to review its recognition of independence of the self-proclaimed Kosovo.
Brnabic and Ocquaye referred to the traditional friendship and good relations of several decades between the two countries.
The Prime Minister expressed the readiness of the Serbian government to provide scholarships for students from Ghana who wish to study in our country as part of the "World in Serbia" programme.
Brnabic said that Serbia honestly appreciates positive signals in the direction of reviewing the recognition of Kosovo’s independence.
The Prime Minister expressed the readiness of the Serbian government to provide scholarships for students from Ghana who wish to study in our country as part of the "World in Serbia" programme.
Brnabic said that Serbia honestly appreciates positive signals in the direction of reviewing the recognition of Kosovo’s independence.
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