GHANA’S NEW AMBASSADOR HANDS COPY OF HIS CREDENTIALS TO RA DEPUTY
FOREIGN MINISTER
YEREVAN, OCTOBER 15, NOYAN TAPAN. On October 15, Ghana’s newly
appointed Ambassador to Armenia Edward Apau Sentey (residence Moscow)
handed the copy of his credentials to RA Deputy Foreign Minister Gegham
Gharibjanian, according to a report to Noyan Tapan from RA FM Press and
Information Department.
During the meeting, the interlocutors discussed the possible ways of
development of relations between Armenia and Ghana, mentioning as
prospective fields espesially the spheres of woodwork production,
healthcare, and education. They have also referred to the issues of
deepening the cooperation between the two countries, within the
framework of international organizations, particularly of the UN.
Edward Apau Sentey has graduated from Ghana Military Academy, is a
pilot by profession and a vice-marshal of air forces. In 1969-2005 he
served in the Armed Forces of Ghana. In 2006 he was appointed Ghana’s
Ambassador to RF. He is married.