The Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Edward, has praised the “extraordinary shared history and heritage” between Britain and Ghana during a courtesy call on President John Dramani Mahama on Tuesday, November 25, 2025.
The Duke of Edinburgh arrived in Ghana on Sunday, November 23, 2025, for a two-day working visit aimed at deepening the modern partnership between Ghana and the United Kingdom.
The visit is centred on climate-smart development, innovation, education, and inclusive sports, reflecting shared Commonwealth values.
In his welcome address, Prince Edward said he was “delighted to be here to see that the traditions are continuing” and expressed his honour in supporting the ongoing partnership between the two nations.
“I am honoured to be with you and to echo your remarks on how we can continue our relationship as two countries for our common prosperity, and to impact the youth of the future to take on common roles as we move forward,” he said.
He also thanked Ghanaians for their continued friendship and partnership with Britain, adding that he hopes the strong bilateral ties will continue.
“So, thank you for the continued friendship and partnership, and I hope it continues.”
On Monday, November 24, the Duke travelled to Aburi, where he visited the kindergarten and the teacher-training classroom at the Presbyterian Women’s College of Education.
The engagement showcased how Sabre Education, working with the Government of Ghana and supported by the UK, is enhancing play-based early childhood education and strengthening Ghana’s teacher preparation systems.
Duke of Edinburgh begins two-day Ghana visit to strengthen ties
