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The Spain Branch of the NDC has warmly welcomed Ghana’s new Ambassador to the Kingdom of Spain, Kalsoume Sinare Baffoe, and pledged its full support as she assumes her diplomatic duties.
Speaking in an interview, Acting Branch Secretary Hanson Dartey commended President John Mahama for what he described as the fulfilment of a long-standing expectation.
He said the appointment reflects the President’s commitment to strengthening Ghana’s diplomatic ties and responding to the concerns of the diaspora.
“We are extremely grateful to President Mahama for heeding our appeal and appointing an ambassador at this critical juncture,” Mr Dartey said.

“This shows his commitment to deepening Ghana’s diplomatic presence in Europe and attending to the needs of the Ghanaian community here.”
He assured the new ambassador of the Branch’s readiness to collaborate with her to promote the welfare of Ghanaians in Spain and advance Ghana’s national interest.
“As a Branch, we are willing to engage in open discourse with our new ambassador on matters affecting our community and how best we can work together for the good of all Ghanaians in Spain,” he emphasised.

Mr Dartey also expressed optimism that Ambassador Sinare Baffoe would prioritise reforms to improve service delivery at the Ghana Embassy in Madrid.
Many Ghanaians in Spain, he said, have long endured delays, cumbersome procedures, and bureaucratic red tape in accessing basic consular services.
“We hope that the new ambassador will help streamline documentation and eliminate unnecessary bottlenecks at the embassy,” he said.
“The Ghanaian community in Spain deserves efficient, timely, and respectful service, and we are confident that under her leadership, this vision will be realised.”
As Ambassador-designate Kalsoume Sinare Baffoe prepares to officially take office, the NDC Spain Branch reaffirms its commitment to being a supportive and constructive partner.
“We look forward to welcoming her warmly and working hand in hand to build a stronger Ghana-Spain relationship for the benefit of our people and our cherished motherland,” Dartey concluded.
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