A delegation of newly trained Ghanaian medical doctors who benefited from scholarships to study medicine in Cuba has paid a courtesy call on His Royal Majesty, Osagyefuo Amoatia Ofori Panin, the Okyehene, on Friday, 30th October 2026.
The delegation, led by the Member of Parliament for Abuakwa South, Dr. Kingsley Agyemang visited the Okyenhene to express their profound gratitude for his support and encouragement throughout their medical education journey.
The forty(40) Ghanaian students were awarded scholarships to pursue medical studies in Cuba through an opportunity facilitated by Dr. Kingsley Agyemang.
At the time, the Okyehene also extended financial assistance to the beneficiaries, contributing to their journey towards becoming medical professionals.
During the visit, the newly trained doctors expressed their appreciation to the Okyehene and assured him of their commitment to deploying the knowledge, skills and expertise they have acquired to serve Ghana and contribute meaningfully to the country’s healthcare delivery system.
As a gesture of appreciation, the newly trained doctors presented a citation ofhonorr to His Royal Majesty, the Okyehene, in recognition of his generosity, financial support, and invaluable contribution to their educational journey.
The presentation symbolised their deep gratitude for the King’s investment in their future and his role in helping them realise their dream of becoming medical doctors.
The Okyehene, in his remarks, congratulated the doctors on successfully completing their medical training and admonished them to work diligently, uphold the highest standards of professionalism, and serve the country with dedication, integrity and compassion.
Dr. Kingsley Agyemang was accompanied by executives of the Abuakwa South Constituency.
The visit was a moment of appreciation, reflection, and renewed commitment to national service, highlighting the importance of investing in human capital and creating opportunities for young Ghanaians to acquire professional skills that will benefit society.
From scholarship beneficiaries to medical professionals, the journey continues in service to Ghana.
