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Thomas-Greenfield: US ambassador to UN visits Ghana

The top American diplomat will begin a three-nation tour of Africa in Ghana on 25 January before heading to Mozambique and Kenya

Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield, the United States representative to the United Nations, will travel to Ghana, Mozambique and Kenya from 25 to 29 January to affirm and strengthen America’s partnerships with key current and former UN Security Council members.

Following on the US-Africa Leaders’ Summit, Ambassador Thomas-Greenfield’s visit will advance shared priorities, including addressing regional security, reinforcing commitments to democracy and human rights, strengthening food security, supporting African resilience and recovery, and mitigating the effects of climate change.

In Ghana, Ambassador Thomas-Greenfield will build on her August 2022 visit, including meetings with leaders of women’s groups and civil society, an official statement issued by the US mission to the United Nations said.

“In Mozambique, Ambassador Thomas-Greenfield will highlight our strong partnership and welcome Mozambique to a historic first term on the UN Security Council. The ambassador will also meet with UN officials, alumni of US exchange programmes, students and members of civil society, including those engaged in climate change adaptation measures in Mozambique,” the statement said.

It added: “In Kenya, Ambassador Thomas-Greenfield will receive briefings from the UN country team on humanitarian programmes, including the regional drought response and assistance to refugees.

“Ambassador Thomas-Greenfield will meet with refugees pending resettlement in the United States and highlight the [Biden] administration’s newly launched Welcome Corps programme.

“She will also meet with Kenya-based entrepreneurs at the forefront of the country’s transition to a green economy. The ambassador’s visit will also focus on the impact Russia’s war against Ukraine continues to have on global food security, which has exacerbated the humanitarian crisis in the region.”

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