President John Mahama in Jamaica
President John Dramani Mahama has visited the Bob Marley Museum as part of his official trip to Jamaica.
The President toured the museum alongside Andrew Holness and Jamaica’s Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, Olivia Grange.
Located on Old Hope Road in St. Andrew, the museum is the former home of reggae legend, Bob Marley. It is one of Jamaica’s leading cultural attractions, preserving the life and legacy of the iconic musician whose messages of freedom, unity and social justice continue to inspire people around the world.
The visit came after bilateral talks between President Mahama and Prime Minister Holness, where the two leaders discussed strengthening diplomatic ties and expanding economic cooperation between Ghana and Jamaica.
Providing an update on social media, Prime Minister Holness highlighted the close historical and cultural links between the two countries.
“As two nations with shared history and strong cultural connections, we continue to build on our partnership through South-South cooperation, expanding opportunities in trade, investment, and economic development,” he said.
Holness noted that the discussions focused on increasing collaboration across key sectors and identifying new opportunities that would benefit both nations.
“I look forward to the continued growth of this important partnership and the lasting benefits it will bring to Jamaica and Ghana,” he added.
During his visit, President Mahama also spent time with members of the Rastafarian community and received cheers from onlookers after joining them in playing a traditional drum.