In a recent interview on Citi TV’s “Point of View” with Bernard Avle, U.S. Ambassador to Ghana, Virginia Palmer, addressed concerns regarding the status of U.S. aid to Ghana. She emphasized that while there have been adjustments, U.S. assistance to Ghana has not been completely cut and remains active.
Ambassador Palmer highlighted ongoing U.S. support in various sectors, including health, education, and economic development. She noted that the U.S. continues to fund programs aimed at improving public health infrastructure, enhancing educational opportunities, and fostering economic growth in Ghana.
Furthermore, she reiterated the United States’ commitment to supporting Ghana’s future eligibility for the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) programs. Ambassador Palmer expressed confidence in Ghana’s potential to meet the necessary criteria and emphasized the importance of continued collaboration between the two nations.
The Ambassador’s remarks come amid discussions about the future of international aid and partnerships. Her clarification serves to reassure stakeholders of the enduring relationship between the United States and Ghana, built on mutual interests and shared goals.
