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Ghana-China Ties Get a Boost as Ambassador Kojo Bonsu Presents Credentials to Xi Jinping

23 Jan, 2026 General

Ghana’s Ambassador to China, H.E Kojo Bonsu, has presented his credentials to Chinese President Xi Jinping, marking a significant milestone in the two nations’ relations. The presentation of credentials is a crucial step in diplomatic protocol, symbolizing the formal recognition of Ambassador Bonsu as the official representative of Ghana to China.

Ambassador Bonsu’s appointment by President John Dramani Mahama is seen as a strategic move to enhance Ghana’s development through Chinese investments and business. His Excellency is expected to leverage his solid track record of achievement and visionary leadership to make the Ghana-China partnership more mutually beneficial.

A seasoned diplomat, politician, and leader, Ambassador Bonsu has a reputation for taking bold initiatives and driving transformation. As Board Chairman of the National Sports Council, he transformed the entity into an authority. He also rebranded GOIL into a more profitable venture and developed the Kumasi city during his reign as Mayor, leaving a lasting legacy of projects including the Kejetia Market, the largest in West Africa, and the Rattary Park, the first of its kind in the region.

Ambassador Bonsu’s priorities include enhancing economic diplomacy, cultural exchange, and educational cooperation between Ghana and China. He has already engaged Chinese companies, including BYD, for cooperation in Ghana, aiming to attract investments and boost trade between the two nations.

His appointment has signaled Ghana’s intention to move beyond the traditional diplomacy into a phase of transformational and innovative way of diplomatic cultural engagements with investments initiatives at the core.

The presentation of credentials follows President Mahama’s state visit to China in October 2025, which strengthened Ghana-China relations. Ambassador Bonsu conveyed a goodwill message from President Mahama to President Xi Jinping and all Chinese nationals.

Ghana and China have enjoyed a robust relationship, with China being one of Ghana’s largest trading partners. Ambassador Bonsu’s leadership is expected to further boost Ghana-China ties and drive development in Ghana.

Ghana’s Ambassador to China, H.E Kojo Bonsu, has presented his credentials to Chinese President Xi Jinping, marking a significant milestone in the two nations’ relations. The presentation of credentials is a crucial step in diplomatic protocol, symbolizing the formal recognition of Ambassador Bonsu as the official representative of Ghana to China.

Ambassador Bonsu’s appointment by President John Dramani Mahama is seen as a strategic move to enhance Ghana’s development through Chinese investments and business. His Excellency is expected to leverage his solid track record of achievement and visionary leadership to make the Ghana-China partnership more mutually beneficial.

A seasoned diplomat, politician, and leader, Ambassador Bonsu has a reputation for taking bold initiatives and driving transformation. As Board Chairman of the National Sports Council, he transformed the entity into an authority. He also rebranded GOIL into a more profitable venture and developed the Kumasi city during his reign as Mayor, leaving a lasting legacy of projects including the Kejetia Market, the largest in West Africa, and the Rattary Park, the first of its kind in the region.

Ambassador Bonsu’s priorities include enhancing economic diplomacy, cultural exchange, and educational cooperation between Ghana and China. He has already engaged Chinese companies, including BYD, for cooperation in Ghana, aiming to attract investments and boost trade between the two nations.

His appointment has signaled Ghana’s intention to move beyond the traditional diplomacy into a phase of transformational and innovative way of diplomatic cultural engagements with investments initiatives at the core.

The presentation of credentials follows President Mahama’s state visit to China in October 2025, which strengthened Ghana-China relations. Ambassador Bonsu conveyed a goodwill message from President Mahama to President Xi Jinping and all Chinese nationals.

Ghana and China have enjoyed a robust relationship, with China being one of Ghana’s largest trading partners. Ambassador Bonsu’s leadership is expected to further boost Ghana-China ties and drive development in Ghana.

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