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The trip is part of his wider Africa outreach this year, officially being called the Modi Africa tour 2025. The Ghana leg of the tour is drawing attention not only because itu2019s the first of its kind but also because of the kind of conversations and promises that came with it
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Media Trawlo Food Payment E-Com ED-Tech News PM Modi’s Historic Visit to Ghana: Strengthening India-Africa Ties PM Modi’s Historic Visit to Ghana: Strengthening India-Africa Ties By ShivaniSengar 2025-07-10 16:15:41 View: 9 Brief: PM Narendra Modi’s visit to Ghana marked a historic moment in India-Africa ties, with key agreements on solar energy, digital training, and healthcare. His warm reception and emotional address to the Indian community highlighted a growing partnership built on trust, shared development goals, and cultural connection. When Prime Minister Narendra Modi touched down in Ghana this week, it wasn’t just a diplomatic stop it was history being made. For the first time, an Indian Prime Minister was visiting the West African country, and the energy on the ground said it all. People lined up outside Accra’s Kotoka International Airport to catch a glimpse of him. Traditional dancers, local leaders, and Indian families living in Ghana stood together, waving Indian flags as Modi stepped off the plane.
The trip is part of his wider Africa outreach this year, officially being called the Modi Africa tour 2025. The Ghana leg of the tour is drawing attention not only because it’s the first of its kind but also because of the kind of conversations and promises that came with it. Modi sat down with Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo, and the two leaders spoke at length about trade, health, solar energy, and digital learning. The two sides signed several agreements, which are now being reported as the PM Modi-Ghana agreements. One deal aims to build a digital skills training center in Accra, with Indian support. Another focuses on helping Ghana expand solar power in remote villages. According to local media, a medical exchange program is also in the works. People are now asking: Why is Modi visiting Ghana? The answer seems simple to many foreign policy watchers. India wants to strengthen its place in Africa, and Ghana is a key partner. Unlike visits that come and go with little effect, this one had both a symbolic and strategic impact. Modi’s words at the joint press conference hit that note. “India’s growth journey is linked to Africa’s rise,” he said. “And Ghana is central to this partnership.” Modi also visited the Indian community in Accra, speaking to a packed hall of about 1,200 people. The speech, which is now being shared online under Monet Ghana visit full speech, was full of moments of emotion and pride. He thanked Indian families living in Ghana for keeping Indian culture alive far from home. Many cheered when he mentioned old Bollywood songs being played at Ghanaian weddings. “Wherever you are, you are carrying a part of India with you,” he told them. In his visit to Ghana, PM Modi's visit on social media also prominently incorporated video clips of him laying a wreath at the Kwame Nkrumah memorial or school children cheering for him and waving tricolor flags along his route. A few viral video clips showed Modi in friendly banter with local artists and some students, which provided a personal element to the otherwise very formal trip. The trip is also being considered India's subtle but assertive rejoinder to China's expanding engagement in Africa. However, Modi did not mention any antagonism. He emphasized partnership, shared aspirations, and joint advancement. His demeanor was calm and measured, and to most Ghanaians he appeared sincere and respectful. Back in India, the tour is being seen as a key foreign policy moment ahead of elections. The government has said that this is about building trust, not just trade. Reports suggest more collaboration will be announced in coming weeks as part of the Africa tour. For now, people in Ghana seem to have welcomed the visit warmly. From the schoolchildren waving flags to community leaders praising the agreements, the visit left behind a mood of optimism. Whether or not every agreement leads to lasting change, the symbolism of the visit was clear India and Ghana are stepping into a deeper friendship, and this was just the beginning.
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