Permanent mission
Ghana
- Member State since
- 1957-03-08
- Address
- Permanent Mission of Ghana to the United Nations, 19 East 47th Street, New York, NY 10017
- Telephone
- 212-832-1302
- [email protected]
- Correspondence
- English
- National holiday
- Independence Day, 6 March
- Country profile
- Ghana
Accredited diplomats
| Name | Rank | Credentials presented |
|---|---|---|
| H.E. Mr. Harold Adlai Agyeman | Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary / Permanent Representative | 21 May 2021 |
| Ms. Carolyn Abena Anima Oppong-Ntiri | Minister Plenipotentiary / Deputy Permanent Representative | - |
| Mr. Sylvester Acquah | Minister / Treasury Officer | - |
| Mr. Felix Akom Nyarku | Minister / Head of Chancery/Fourth Committee and Security Council Affairs | - |
| Mr. Charles Osei-mensah | Minister | - |
| Mr. Hafiz Issahaku | Minister | - |
| Mr. Solomon Korbieh | Minister Counsellor / Senior Alternate Representative and Spokesperson to the UN | - |
| Mr. Jeswuni Abudu-Birresborn | Minister Counsellor / Second Committee Expert/Security Council Affairs | - |
| Mr. Felix Osei Boateng | Minister Counsellor / Political Coordinator to the UN Security Council | - |
| Ms. Rita Osei | Minister Counsellor | - |
| Mr. John Osei Bonsu | Minister Counsellor / Chief Superintendent and Police Adviser | - |
| Ms. Linda Kesse Antwi | Counsellor / First Committee Expert/Security Council Matters | - |
| Mr. Bismark Anyanah | Counsellor / Third Committee Expert/Security Council Matters | - |
| Mrs. Khalilah Hackman | Counsellor / Sixth Committee Expert/Security Council Matters | - |
| Mrs. Sandra Birikorang | Counsellor / Deputy Treasury Officer | - |
| Ms. Renne Yarborkor Abbey | Counsellor | - |
| Ms. Nana Akua Barnor | First Secretary / Sanctions Coordinator to the UN Security Council | - |
| Mrs. Ama Anima Corquaye | First Secretary / Third Committee Expert and Elections Officer/Security Council | - |
| Mr. Emmanuel Anim | First Secretary / First Secretary and Financial Affairs | - |
| Ms. Afua Agyeiwaa Afriyie-Bediako | First Secretary | - |
| Ms. Rose Adobea Agyapong | First Secretary | - |
| Mr. Godfrey Mensah Habadah | First Secretary / Accounting and Protocol Affairs | - |
| Mr. Frederick Ameyaw | First Secretary / Information Officer | - |
| Ms. Diana Osei | First Secretary / Information Officer | - |
| Ms. Gloria Owusu-Ansah | First Secretary | - |
| Ms. Beatrice Effah | First Secretary | - |
| Mr. Daniel Agyekum Nsowah | First Secretary | - |
| Ms. Nana Ama Bimah Quashie | First Secretary | - |
| Col. Cornelius Boye Oddoye | Minister Counsellor / Deputy Military Adviser | - |
Household
Listed in the Blue Book alongside a named diplomat. They hold no office. Under Article 37(1) of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, members of a diplomatic agent’s household who are not nationals of the receiving State hold the same privileges and immunities as the diplomat, which is why they appear in the published list at all. The source states no relationship and none is inferred here.
| Name | Listed with |
|---|---|
| Mr. Richard Oppong-Ntiri | Carolyn Abena Anima Oppong-Ntiri |
| Mrs. Elizabeth Acquah | Sylvester Acquah |
| Mrs. Benedicta Nyarku | Felix Akom Nyarku |
| Ms. Rukaya Abubakari Wallee | Hafiz Issahaku |
| Mrs. Diana Abudu-Birresborn | Jeswuni Abudu-Birresborn |
| Mrs. Boateng Benedicta Mamle | Felix Osei Boateng |
| Mrs. Abigail Nanamanan Wilson-Anyanah | Bismark Anyanah |
| Mr. Joseph Kojo Odoom Hackman | Khalilah Hackman |
| Mr. Solomon Nunoo | Sandra Birikorang |
| Mr. Collins Nii Baah Barnor | Nana Akua Barnor |
| Mrs. Christiana Anim | Emmanuel Anim |
| Mr. Maxwell Kwabena Opare | Rose Adobea Agyapong |
| Mrs. Victoria Dzakpasu | Godfrey Mensah Habadah |
| Mrs. Bernice Boakyewaa Oduro | Frederick Ameyaw |
| Mr. MacCarthy Isaac Tetteh | Diana Osei |
| Mrs. Emelia Oddoye | Cornelius Boye Oddoye |
From Permanent Missions to the United Nations No. 311 (ST/PLS/SER.A), UN Protocol and Liaison Service. Diplomatic postings change frequently and this page reflects the edition stated, not today.
If you appear here and believe you should not, tell us — that applies to household entries as much as to officers.