The leadership of the All Regions Queen Mothers Association of Ghana, led by its President, Nana Otubea II, joined traditional leaders from across the country to pay a congratulatory visit to Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings following her election as Vice President of the Pan-African Parliament.
The delegation described Dr. Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings’ elevation as a historic and proud achievement for Ghanaian women and a major milestone for the country on the African continent. According to the queen mothers, her election reflects the growing recognition of Ghana’s contribution to leadership, governance, and diplomacy within Africa.
Speaking during the visit, Nana Otubea II praised Dr. Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings for her commitment to national development, women empowerment, and youth advocacy. She noted that the achievement would inspire many young girls and women across Ghana to pursue leadership roles and contribute meaningfully to society.
The queen mothers stated that women continue to play vital roles in peacebuilding, community development, and national progress, stressing that Dr. Zanetor’s new position at the continental level symbolises hope and greater opportunities for African women in leadership.
They further pledged their support, prayers, and encouragement to her as she assumes her new responsibilities at the Pan-African Parliament. The delegation urged her to continue upholding the values of integrity, patriotism, and service to humanity while representing Ghana and Africa on the international stage.
Receiving the delegation, Dr. Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings expressed appreciation to the queen mothers for the honour and support shown to her. She acknowledged the important role queen mothers and traditional authorities play in preserving culture, promoting peace, and supporting development within communities.
She also emphasised the importance of unity and collaboration among African leaders and citizens in addressing the continent’s challenges and advancing sustainable development.
The visit by the All Regions Queen Mothers Association adds to the growing number of congratulatory messages and goodwill extended to Dr. Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings following her election to the prestigious continental position.
