President John Dramani Mahama presented the award to PM Modi

The Ghanaian government has honored Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi with 'The Officer of the Order of the Star of Ghana', the West African nation's national award, in recognition of his contributions to strengthening the India-Ghana relationship. This move underscores the long-standing and deep ties between the two countries.
President John Dramani Mahama presented the award to PM Modi, who expressed his gratitude and dedicated it to the 1.4 billion people of India and the rich history shared by both nations. The leaders had productive discussions that resulted in the elevation of their ties to a Comprehensive Partnership.

During their meeting, they touched on various subjects aimed at fostering mutual growth and collaboration, including enhancing trade and economic linkages, cooperation in emerging sectors like FinTech, skill development, healthcare, and maritime security. The potential for stronger engagement in critical minerals and energy was also explored. Furthermore, the two countries aim to bolster their defense ties and expand cultural exchanges. This significant gesture and the ensuing talks reflect the growing strategic importance of the India-Ghana relationship and their commitment to forging a stronger partnership in various domains for the benefit of their respective citizens.