The Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr. Frank Amoakohene, has commended China for its remarkable environmental preservation efforts, expressing his admiration for the country’s lush forests and clean rivers.
Speaking during an official visit to China, Dr. Amoakohene remarked,
“When I came to China, I saw how beautiful your rivers are and how green your forests are. I want the same for my country.”
His statement reflects Ghana’s growing commitment to strengthening environmental protection and sustainable development. The Minister emphasized the need for Ghana to adopt innovative practices and policies that would restore its degraded lands, protect water bodies, and promote eco-friendly development.
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Dr. Amoakohene’s comments come at a time when Ghana continues to grapple with environmental challenges such as illegal mining (galamsey), deforestation, and pollution — issues that have significantly affected the nation’s natural resources and ecosystems.
He expressed optimism that Ghana could draw inspiration from China’s environmental transformation model, highlighting the importance of green partnerships, reforestation programs, and stronger environmental governance.
