Also known as: Mr Andrei Ordash · Mr Ordash · Ambassador Ordash · His Excellency Andrei Ordash · H. E Andrey Ordash · H.E. Mr Andrei Ordash · H.E. Andrei Ordash
Russia's Ambassador to Ghana, presented credentials in June 2026 to deepen bilateral cooperation in trade, energy, education, and infrastructure.
… The discussions took place on Thursday, 20 August 2026, when Russia’s Ambassador to Ghana, Andrei Ordash, paid a courtesy call on the Minister of Transport, Joseph Bukari Nikpe. …
… Mr Andrei Ordash, says culture, education and creative industries will play a central role in strengthening bilateral relations beyond diplomacy and trade. …
The Ghana-Russia Center for Commerce and Relations has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening bilateral cooperation between Ghana and the Russian Federation following a courtesy call on the newly appointed Russian Ambassador to Ghana, His Excellency Andrei Ordash. …
… The Russian Ambassador to Ghana, Andrei Ordash, said the remarkable growth reflected the strength of the longstanding relationship between the two countries and underscored the vast untapped potential to expand cooperation in agriculture, energy, mining, manufacturing, infrastruc …
… They are Andrei Ordash, Ambassador of the Russian Federation, Ronald Micallef, High Commissioner of the Republic of Malta, and Michal Cygan, Ambassador of Poland. …
… The seven new envoys who presented their letters of accreditation and letters of withdrawals of their predecessors to President Mahama at the Banquet Hall of the Presidency included Mr Ronald Micallef, High Commissioner of Malta, and Mr Andrei Ordash, Ambassador of the Russian Fe …
… Speaking at the Jubilee House on Monday, June 15, after receiving the credentials of Russia’s Ambassador-Designate to Ghana, Andrei Ordash, President Mahama said Ghana values Russia’s historical support and contributions to the country’s development. …
President John Dramani Mahama has welcomed the Ambassador-Designate of the Russian Federation to Ghana, Mr Andrei Ordash, expressing Ghana’s readiness to deepen bilateral cooperation with Russia across key sectors of development. …
The Accra Metropolitan Assembly and the Russian Embassy in Ghana have begun exploring cooperation in education, investment, urban development, culture and people-to-people exchanges. Accra's mayor proposed city-to-city partnerships with Russian cities, citing lessons to be learned in urban planning, infrastructure, technology and metropolitan administration.
The Accra Metropolitan Assembly and the Russian Embassy in Ghana have begun exploring cooperation in education, investment, urban development, culture and people-to-people exchanges. Accra's mayor proposed city-to-city partnerships with Russian cities, citing lessons to be learned in urban planning, infrastructure, technology and metropolitan administration.
Russia's Ambassador to Ghana met with the Transport Minister on Thursday, 20 August 2026, to discuss strengthening bilateral cooperation in transport, logistics, infrastructure development, and modern transport technologies. The two sides agreed to maintain contact on specific projects and continue discussions aimed at translating identified areas into concrete cooperation.
Russia's Ambassador to Ghana says culture, education and creative industries will play a central role in strengthening bilateral relations beyond diplomacy and trade. The Ambassador views cultural cooperation as the foundation of enduring relations between the two countries.
The Ghana-Russia Center for Commerce and Relations met with the newly appointed Russian Ambassador to Ghana to reaffirm commitment to deepening bilateral cooperation in trade, investment, education, innovation, culture and people-to-people relations.
Bilateral trade between Ghana and Russia grew from $247 million in 2022 to more than $800 million in 2024, as Russia seeks to deepen economic cooperation through increased investment, technology transfer, and private-sector partnerships. The growth is linked to global commodity-market shifts and Ghana's push for industrialisation, with Russia positioning itself as a key African partner under the AfCFTA framework.
President John Dramani Mahama received credentials from ambassadors and high commissioners representing Russia, Malta, Poland, Indonesia, Panama, Armenia, and Tanzania. Mahama highlighted Ghana's healthy relationships with their respective countries and invited them to identify areas of meaningful cooperation, including investment opportunities in agriculture, manufacturing, mining, energy, and other sectors as part of Ghana's economic transformation agenda.
The Russian Embassy in Ghana hosted an evening reception to mark Russia Day, with the Ambassador-designate highlighting decades of cooperation between Ghana and Russia in education, health, energy, trade, culture and people-to-people exchanges. Ghana's Minister of Fisheries and Aquaculture Development, representing President Mahama, reaffirmed Ghana's foreign policy of being a friend to all and an enemy to none.
President John Dramani Mahama received Letters of Credence from six new ambassadors and one high commissioner—from Malta, Russia, Poland, Indonesia, Panama, Armenia, and Tanzania—accredited to Ghana on June 15. The President welcomed them and assured his government's friendship and cooperation as they begin their diplomatic missions in Ghana.
President Mahama received the credentials of Russia's new Ambassador-Designate and reaffirmed Ghana's long-standing relationship with Russia, highlighting education as a key area of cooperation and noting potential for deeper collaboration in technology, agriculture, science, and skills development.
President John Mahama welcomed Russia's Ambassador-Designate Andrei Ordash to Ghana on June 15, acknowledged Russia's long-standing support since independence, and expressed interest in expanding cooperation in energy, science, technology, agriculture, manufacturing, education and infrastructure.