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President Mahama Embarks on First Official Visit to Burkina Faso Today
Strengthening Regional Ties and Addressing Security Challenges in West Africa
- Mahama to meet Burkinabe leader Captain Ibrahim Traoré to deepen bilateral relations
- Focuses on regional security, economic cooperation, and ECOWAS reintegration
- Part of his diplomatic tour of Sahel nations, including Mali and Niger
President John Dramani Mahama is set to embark on a working visit to Burkina Faso today, Monday, March 10, 2025, as part of his regional diplomatic efforts.
During his stay in Ouagadougou, he will engage in high-level discussions with Burkinabe leader Captain Ibrahim Traoré, focusing on deepening bilateral relations and addressing regional security concerns.
agenda includes fostering economic cooperation, reinforcing sub-regional stability, and tackling geopolitical challenges affecting the Sahel.
This marks Mahama’s first official visit to Burkina Faso since assuming office on January 7, 2025.
His trip highlights Ghana’s commitment to strengthening ECOWAS unity and advancing diplomatic engagement with West African neighbors.
The visit follows Mahama’s recent tour of Mali and Niger, underscoring his role in facilitating the reintegration of Sahel states into ECOWAS.
