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On Tuesday, June 24, His Majesty King Mswati III of Eswatini landed in Ghana on a four-day state visit with the goal of enhancing the two countries’ diplomatic, commercial, and cultural relations.
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Ghana and Eswatini is anticipated to be signed as the visit culminates, highlighting the expanding cooperation between West and Southern Africa.
An important turning point in Ghana-Eswatini ties is set when King Mswati meets with President Mahama and other high-ranking officials for bilateral talks.
The Parliament of Ghana hosted a high-level delegation from the Kingdom of Eswatini, led by the Speaker of its House of Assembly, Jabulani Mabuza, as part of a benchmarking visit aimed at deepening inter-parliamentary collaboration and knowledge-sharing between the two nations.
The delegation was warmly received by the Speaker of Ghana’s Parliament, Rt. Hon. Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin underscored the shared values that unite the two countries in their democratic journeys.
“Though our nations may differ in size and constitutional development, our parliaments are united by a common responsibility — to serve the people, uphold transparency, and protect national interests,” Speaker Bagbin remarked.
With a focus on institutional development, legislative procedures, and administrative effectiveness, the Eswatini delegation is in Ghana to examine the Parliamentary Service Board’s activities and best practices.
More collaboration between the two legislatures is anticipated as a result of the visit in areas like legislative reform, capacity-building, and coordinated advocacy on regional and global stages.
Both nations reaffirmed their dedication to advancing Africa’s collective voice in international affairs and bolstering democratic governance.
Source: Ghanatodayonline.com
