Tunisian Foreign Minister Mohamed Ali Nafti held a meeting with members of the Tunisian community residing in Ghana on November 14, 2026. The meeting took place in Accra, where Minister Nafti was participating in the 27th extraordinary session of the African Union's Executive Council. The meeting was also attended by Tunisia's Ambassador to Ghana, Mohsen Antit.
During the meeting, Minister Nafti expressed the high regard that Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed has for Tunisians living abroad. He emphasized the government's commitment to providing attention to their concerns and addressing the difficulties they face. The Minister also highlighted the efforts of the Ministry to improve consular services and develop communication mechanisms with the diaspora.
The meeting provided an opportunity to discuss the historical relations between Tunisia and Ghana, particularly their shared struggle for liberation and independence. Minister Nafti stressed the importance of the Tunisian community in Ghana in promoting Tunisia's image and supporting national development efforts. He encouraged them to contribute to strengthening cooperation between Tunisia and Ghana in various fields.
The Tunisian community in Ghana expressed their pride in their nationality and appreciated the initiative taken by Minister Nafti. They confirmed their willingness to continue serving as a bridge between the two countries and to support efforts to consolidate relations between Tunisia and Ghana.
The meeting reflects the strong bond between Tunisia and its diaspora, as well as the government's commitment to engaging with and supporting its citizens abroad. The Tunisian community in Ghana plays a significant role in promoting Tunisia's interests and fostering cooperation with Ghana.
Minister Nafti's visit to Ghana highlights the importance of the African continent in Tunisia's foreign policy. The meeting with the Tunisian community in Ghana demonstrates the government's efforts to strengthen ties with its diaspora and to promote cooperation with other African countries.
The encounter between Minister Nafti and the Tunisian community in Ghana underscores the significance of people-to-people diplomacy in fostering strong relations between countries. It also highlights the role that diaspora communities can play in promoting their country's interests and supporting development efforts.
Key points
- The Tunisian government is committed to improving consular services and communication with its diaspora.
- The meeting between Minister Nafti and the Tunisian community in Ghana aimed to strengthen ties and promote cooperation between Tunisia and Ghana.
- The Tunisian community in Ghana plays a significant role in promoting Tunisia's image and supporting national development efforts.
