Minister for Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has assured that the latest group of Ghanaian travellers arriving in Israel have not faced any mistreatment, restrictions, or impediments.
The confirmation follows official reports from Ghana’s Embassy in Israel.
“I am able to confirm that the latest group of Ghanaian travellers arriving in Israel have not encountered any ill-treatment, restrictions or impediments according to official reports received from Ghana’s Embassy in Israel,” Ablakwa said.
“In that spirit, Ghana will also accord all Israeli travellers to Ghana our famed Ghanaian hospitality.”
The assurance comes a day after Ghana deported three Israeli nationals in a reciprocal response to the “ill-treatment and unwarranted deportation” of three Ghanaians by Israeli authorities.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs released a statement on December 10, 2025, detailing the swift action.
“The government of Ghana has been compelled to activate appropriate reciprocal action by deporting three Israelis who arrived in Ghana earlier today following the ill-treatment and unwarranted deportation of three Ghanaians,” Ablakwa stated on Facebook.
“Both Governments have now agreed to an amicable resolution.” He further emphasized Ghana’s commitment to its foreign policy, saying, “The Government of Ghana shall be unwavering in safeguarding the dignity of our nationals and other nationals as we pursue our avowed foreign policy of friendship with all nations and enmity towards none.”
Source:Lovinghananews.com
