General Oppong Peprah, 17 Others Appointed as Deputy Ambassadors
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President Appoints 18 Deputy Heads of Missions to Key Countries
October 8, 2025
The Office of the President has announced the appointment of 18 individuals as Deputy Heads of Missions to represent Ghana in various countries across the world.
Official Announcement
In a letter dated September 11, 2025, and signed by Callistus Mahama, Ph.D., Secretary to the President, the appointments were communicated to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to facilitate the necessary steps for the appointment process.
Complete List of Appointees
The President has appointed the following persons to serve as Deputy Heads of Missions:
- Dr. Palmer Appiah-Gyan - Federal Republic of Germany
- Francisca Patoah Gyarko - Swiss Federation
- Ben Dotsei Malor - United States of America
- Harry Zevon, Ph.D. - The People's Republic of China
- General Thomas Oppong-Peprah - Canada
- Sulemana Ibun Iddrissu - Republic of India
- Aquinas Quansah - The United Kingdom of Great Britain & Ireland
- George Harrison - Republic of Korea
- Jamilatu Amadu - United Arab Emirates
- Emmanuel Netsey-Afedo - The Netherlands
- Sophia Karen Edem Ackuaku - Italian Republic
- Francis Thalamus Doe - Japan
- Sanni Jajah - The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
- Kwadwo Agyei-Dwomor - Republic of Türkiye
- Emmanuel Kamban Panyan - Russian Federation
- Alhaji Mohammed Seidu Issah Abah - Republic of South Africa
- Mohammed Ibn Abass - Arab Republic of Egypt
- Rev. Isaac Clive Mould, Ph.D. - The Kingdom of Denmark
Strategic Diplomatic Representation
The appointments reflect Ghana's commitment to strengthening diplomatic ties with major global powers, emerging economies, and strategic partners across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and North America.
Next Steps
The Minister of Foreign Affairs has been directed to take the necessary steps to facilitate the appointment process for all listed individuals. The appointments were also copied to the Vice President and the Chief of Staff at Jubilee House.
These appointments are expected to enhance Ghana's diplomatic presence and foster stronger bilateral relations with the respective countries.
