Speaker Bagbin travels to Geneva for 148th IPU Assembly
Speaker of Parliament Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin has embarked on a journey to Geneva, Switzerland, to attend the 148th Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) Assembly scheduled from Saturday, March 23 to Wednesday, March 27.
Departing from Accra on Thursday, March 21, Speaker Bagbin plans to return exactly a week later, with the expenses covered by the citizens of Ghana.
His participation in the IPU Assembly underscores Ghana’s commitment to global parliamentary dialogue and cooperation. As the Speaker of Parliament, Mr. Bagbin represents Ghana’s interests on the international stage, fostering diplomatic relations and exchanging ideas with counterparts worldwide.
During his visit to Geneva, Mr. Bagbin will contribute to discussions on vital issues facing parliaments worldwide, including democracy, human rights, and sustainable development. His insights and perspectives, as a respected figure in Ghanaian politics, carry weight both domestically and internationally, amplifying Ghana’s voice on global issues.
This opportunity also provides a platform for Mr. Bagbin to network with fellow parliamentarians, forge alliances, and explore collaborations on matters of mutual interest. As Ghana strengthens its diplomatic ties and engagement with the international community, Mr. Bagbin’s presence at the IPU Assembly reinforces the country’s commitment to multilateralism and cooperation.
Upon his return, Mr. Bagbin is expected to share insights gained from his participation, enriching parliamentary debates and policy discussions at home. His journey exemplifies Ghana’s active role in the global arena, demonstrating its dedication to advancing shared values and contributing to global governance efforts.
