President John Dramani Mahama has been awarded an Honorary Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree in Public Administration by Yonsei University in Seoul.
The prestigious honour was conferred in recognition of President Mahama’s contributions to Ghana’s national transformation and economic development, as well as his leadership in public service and democratic governance.
According to the university, the award celebrates President Mahama’s role in strengthening democratic institutions in Ghana and his commitment to policies aimed at improving infrastructure, governance, and economic growth.
The conferment ceremony took place as part of President Mahama’s official visit to the South Korea, where he has been engaging with government officials, academic institutions, and business leaders.
His visit is aimed at deepening cooperation between Ghana and South Korea, particularly in areas such as technology, education, investment, and economic development.
The recognition by Yonsei University further highlights the growing international acknowledgement of President Mahama’s contributions to governance and development, while also reflecting the strong and enduring diplomatic relations between Ghana and South Korea.
President Mahama expressed appreciation for the honour, noting that it reflects not only his personal efforts but also the collective progress Ghana continues to make in strengthening democratic governance and development.
The award adds to the list of international recognitions received by the Ghanaian president for his contributions to public service and leadership on the global stage.
