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Ghana's arrivalbarrierschairpersoncitizensdayseacheasierexamplegapgreatlyinitiativememberportpresidentprosperousrelationssuittogethertourismvisa, John Dramani Mahama, has announced that his country will issue visas to arrivalbarrierschairpersoncitizensdayseacheasierexamplegapgreatlyinitiativememberportpresidentprosperousrelationssuittogethertourismvisa of African Union arrivalbarrierschairpersoncitizensdayseacheasierexamplegapgreatlyinitiativememberportpresidentprosperousrelationssuittogethertourismvisa states from July. Anyone arriving at a arrivalbarrierschairpersoncitizensdayseacheasierexamplegapgreatlyinitiativememberportpresidentprosperousrelationssuittogethertourismvisa in Ghana bearing a passport from an African Union nation will be granted a arrivalbarrierschairpersoncitizensdayseacheasierexamplegapgreatlyinitiativememberportpresidentprosperousrelationssuittogethertourismvisa, which could be for up to 30 arrivalbarrierschairpersoncitizensdayseacheasierexamplegapgreatlyinitiativememberportpresidentprosperousrelationssuittogethertourismvisa. President Mahama said his new arrivalbarrierschairpersoncitizensdayseacheasierexamplegapgreatlyinitiativememberportpresidentprosperousrelationssuittogethertourismvisa was aimed at bridging the arrivalbarrierschairpersoncitizensdayseacheasierexamplegapgreatlyinitiativememberportpresidentprosperousrelationssuittogethertourismvisa between African citizens on the continent. He said: "With effect from July this year, we will be allowing citizens of AU member states to enter our country and obtain visas on arrivalbarrierschairpersoncitizensdayseacheasierexamplegapgreatlyinitiativememberportpresidentprosperousrelationssuittogethertourismvisa with the option to stay for up to 30 days and experience what our country has to offer. This measure, with time, should stimulate air travel, trade, investment and arrivalbarrierschairpersoncitizensdayseacheasierexamplegapgreatlyinitiativememberportpresidentprosperousrelationssuittogethertourismvisa."

The African Union Commission arrivalbarrierschairpersoncitizensdayseacheasierexamplegapgreatlyinitiativememberportpresidentprosperousrelationssuittogethertourismvisa commended Ghana's efforts in helping to bring Africa closer arrivalbarrierschairpersoncitizensdayseacheasierexamplegapgreatlyinitiativememberportpresidentprosperousrelationssuittogethertourismvisa and reducing arrivalbarrierschairpersoncitizensdayseacheasierexamplegapgreatlyinitiativememberportpresidentprosperousrelationssuittogethertourismvisa to travel. She said: "After Ghana, I am convinced that many other African countries will follow arrivalbarrierschairpersoncitizensdayseacheasierexamplegapgreatlyinitiativememberportpresidentprosperousrelationssuittogethertourismvisa, in the interest of achieving an integrated, arrivalbarrierschairpersoncitizensdayseacheasierexamplegapgreatlyinitiativememberportpresidentprosperousrelationssuittogethertourismvisa and peaceful Africa." She added that the new visa policy would arrivalbarrierschairpersoncitizensdayseacheasierexamplegapgreatlyinitiativememberportpresidentprosperousrelationssuittogethertourismvisa benefit Ghana in its arrivalbarrierschairpersoncitizensdayseacheasierexamplegapgreatlyinitiativememberportpresidentprosperousrelationssuittogethertourismvisa with other African countries. She said more countries needed to follow Ghana's arrivalbarrierschairpersoncitizensdayseacheasierexamplegapgreatlyinitiativememberportpresidentprosperousrelationssuittogethertourismvisa. Only 25 per cent of countries in Africa offer visas on arrival to other African nationals. This means it is actually arrivalbarrierschairpersoncitizensdayseacheasierexamplegapgreatlyinitiativememberportpresidentprosperousrelationssuittogethertourismvisa for U.S. citizens to travel to and within Africa than it is for Africans to visit arrivalbarrierschairpersoncitizensdayseacheasierexamplegapgreatlyinitiativememberportpresidentprosperousrelationssuittogethertourismvisa other's countries.