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Ghana Praises India at UN: "Should Learn from India" for Global Inclusivity
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News18•27-09-2026, 11:27
Ghana Praises India at UN: "Should Learn from India" for Global Inclusivity
- •Ghana's Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa praised India at the UN General Assembly, stating the UN should learn from India on institutional reform and global inclusivity.
- •Ablakwa highlighted India's G-20 presidency, where it championed the African Union's permanent membership in the G-20, making the global order more inclusive.
- •Ghana emphasized that the UN should adopt India's proactive model of inclusivity and move towards reforms, rather than resisting them.
- •India's approach, particularly in giving a voice to developing countries and Africa, was cited as an inspiration for organizations like the United Nations.
- •This praise underscores India's growing diplomatic influence and its efforts to strengthen the voice of developing countries on global platforms.
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Ghana's Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa stated that the United Nations should learn from India regarding institutional reform and global inclusivity, specifically praising India's G-20 presidency for bringing Africa to the main decision-making table and making the African Union a permanent member.
Russia supported India for UNSC membership during the United Nations General Assembly meeting in September 2026.
During its G-20 presidency, India took the proactive initiative to bring Africa to the main decision-making table by successfully making the African Union a permanent member of the G-20, a practical step toward creating a more inclusive global order.
