President John Dramani Mahama has urged the President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, to consider ending the conflict between Russia and Ukraine for lasting peace to prevail.
Delivering his speech at the Second Plenary Session of the Russia-African Summit in Moscow, President Mahama stated that the world has currently been plagued with conflicts and insecurity, causing death and suffering in various theatres of war.
According to him, the Ukraine war has also severely disrupted global logistics and value chains.
Ghana calls for an amicable resolution of these various conflicts ongoing around the world.
While appreciating President Putin’s willingness to resume trilateral talks in respect of the conflict with Ukraine and the call for a lasting peace agreement and security for both Russia and Ukraine, President Mahama also called for international cooperation and solidarity in the fight against terrorism, especially in the territories of the Alliance of Sahelian State.
He added that this Summit has opened many opportunities for partnership.
He also called on leaders to leave the Summit with a clear commitment to action and with the resolve to follow through.
The President believes that the most lasting expression of their friendship will be the progress their people can see in their communities and their lives.
By Kwame Asante|Onua News|Onuaonline.com|Moscow, Russia
