Bahamas Signs Reciprocal Visa Waiver with Ghana
(L-R) H.E. Andrew Wilson, Ambassador of The Commonwealth of The Bahamas to the Republic of Ghana with Honourable Kwaku Ampratwum-Sarpong, M.P., Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration;
A Reciprocal Visa Waiver Agreement Signing Ceremony between the Commonwealth of The Bahamas and the Republic of Ghana When Bahamas High Commissioner to Ghana, H.E. Andrew Wilson visited the nation in November.
(L-R) Honourable Kwaku Ampratwum-Sarpong, M.P., Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration; Dr. Julius Garvey, Chairman of Marcus Garvey Institute for Human Development; H.E. Andrew Wilson, High Commissioner of The Bahamas to Ghana; Dr. Niambi Hall Campbell Dean, Chairperson of The Bahamas National Reparations Committee; Kenneth C. Wallace Whitfield, Foreign Service Officer
This agreement further strengthens the cooperation between The Bahamas and Ghana, who share mutual interests based on a common history, culture and identity. Both States are pursuing policies that seek climate, tax, and reparatory justice as part of a reimagined global community based on interdependence and justice. The presence of Dr. Julius Garvey, Chairman of Marcus Garvey Institute for Human Development and youngest son of Marcus Garvey, further highlights the significance of the agreement, as a vehicle toward progressive change in the relationship between both peoples separated by the Atlantic ocean.