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Chinese Ambassador Paid Courtesy Call on MEST Minister, Hon. Dr. Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed

July 9, 2025 in MESTI NEWS

On Monday, 7th July 2025, the Ministry of Environment, Science, and Technology (MEST) received the Chinese Ambassador to Ghana, H.E. Tong Defa, who paid a courtesy call on the Minister for Environment, Science, and Technology, Hon. Dr. Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed (MP), at the Ministry’s headquarters in Accra.

The visit formed part of ongoing diplomatic engagements between Ghana and the People’s Republic of China, aimed at strengthening bilateral relations in critical sectors such as the environment, UK Replica offers a variety of 1:1 best Replica rolex GMT-Master II, high quality fake rolex GMT-Master-II.science and technology, trade, and human capital development.

During the meeting, the two leaders held fruitful discussions and explored opportunities for enhanced collaboration in the following areas:

  • Environmental sustainability and climate resilience, including technology exchange and potential joint projects on green energy and conservation
  • Scientific research and innovation, especially in biotechnology, digital technologies, and applied sciences
  • Trade facilitation, focusing on environmentally sound technologies and support for local industries
  • Skills development and vocational training for Ghanaian youth, with emphasis on STEM education and industrial linkages

Hon. Dr. Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed expressed appreciation for China’s continued support for Ghana’s development efforts. He reaffirmed the Ministry’s commitment to working closely with China to promote innovation, technology transfer, and youth empowerment.

Ambassador Tong Defa, in his remarks, acknowledged Ghana’s leadership in environmental governance and scientific advancement. He conveyed China’s interest in expanding technical cooperation and development assistance through joint initiatives with MEST. As a gesture of goodwill, the Ambassador presented a gift to the Hon. Minister.

The meeting was attended by the Chief Director of the Ministry, Madam Suweibatu Adam, along with directors and senior officials of MEST. The engagement ended with a shared commitment to explore structured partnerships in the months ahead.

This diplomatic visit reinforced MEST’s broader vision to position Ghana as a hub for science, technology, and sustainable development in Africa through strategic international collaborations.

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