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Dr. Christian Fellner, the new Austrian Ambassador to Ghana has said that having an oversight responsibility over 14 countries would not impede his duty as ambassador in Ghana.
Dr. Fellner, who is based in Abuja, presented his letters of credence to President John Agyekum Kufuor
He told journalists at the Kotoka International Airport that he aimed to forge greater co-operation between Austria
and Ghana.
Dr. Fellner commended Ghana for making progress in various areas of national endeavour and said he looked forward to a
successful stay.
Source: GNA
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