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Foreign Affairs Minister warns embassies over long queues, ‘inhumane’ conditions for visa applicants

Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has warned embassies and consulates in Ghana against subjecting Ghanaian visa applicants to long queues, delays and what he describes as inhumane conditions.“The Ministry of Foreign Affairs expects the citizens of our country are treated with dignity, with respect, that our citizens do not go through humiliation and disrespect and inhumane conditions when they are applying for visas,” he said.
The Minister said the government expects Ghanaian citizens seeking visas to be treated with dignity and respect throughout the application process.
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