In a significant diplomatic appointment, President John Dramani Mahama has named former Chief of Defence Staff, General Thomas Oppong-Peprah, as Ghana’s Deputy Ambassador to Canada.
The announcement comes as part of President Mahama’s broader efforts to strengthen Ghana’s foreign relations and harness the experience of seasoned public servants in advancing the country’s international agenda.
General Oppong-Peprah, who served with distinction as the Chief of Defence Staff, brings to the role decades of experience in military leadership, strategic planning, and international cooperation.
His appointment is being viewed by analysts as a strategic move, aimed at deepening Ghana’s diplomatic ties with Canada, a country that remains a vital partner in areas such as trade, education, governance, and development aid.
During his tenure in the Ghana Armed Forces, General Oppong-Peprah earned a reputation for professionalism, discipline, and dedication to national service.
His leadership style was marked by a strong commitment to peacekeeping operations and regional stability, and he has been recognized both locally and internationally for his contributions to security and defence.
As Deputy Ambassador, General Oppong-Peprah is expected to play a key role in representing Ghana’s interests in Canada, facilitating bilateral cooperation, supporting the Ghanaian diaspora, and promoting investment opportunities.
His appointment is also seen as part of a broader trend of leveraging the expertise of former military officers in diplomatic and governance roles.
This move signals President Mahama’s confidence in General Oppong-Peprah’s ability to contribute to Ghana’s foreign policy objectives and enhance the country’s image abroad.
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