Suriname is in the process of further strengthening ties with the African continent. In this context, Ambassador Fidelia Graand-Galon presented her credentials to President Cyril Ramaphosa of the Republic of South Africa on Tuesday, April 9, 2024. Ambassador Graand-Galon - based in Accra, Ghana - also handed over her letters of credit to the Kenyan President, William Ruto, in December 2023.
With this, Suriname is taking further steps in establishing relationships with the African continent and improving existing collaborations. This process takes place partly through the efforts of Vice-President (VP) Ronnie Brunswijk. As king of the African diaspora, the government official also encourages Suriname to strengthen ties with more countries on the continent.
Graand-Galon will serve as the non-resident ambassador of the Republic of Suriname to both South Africa and Kenya. She has broad diplomatic experience and is determined to strengthen ties between nations. The diplomat therefore has a crucial role in promoting international cooperation. On behalf of the President of Suriname, she expressed her gratitude and the hope for a fruitful cooperation with benefits for both countries.
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