Ghana's Embassy in Berlin represents the West African nation in Germany while maintaining concurrent diplomatic accreditation to Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, serving as Ghana's primary mission for Northern Europe beyond Scandinavia. Under Ambassador Professor Ohene Adjei's leadership since his September 2025 appointment by President Mahama, the embassy facilitates bilateral relations between Ghana and Germany built on substantial development cooperation, expanding trade ties, and growing German business investment in Ghana's mining, energy, and manufacturing sectors. Germany ranks among Ghana's most important European partners, with extensive economic engagement encompassing Ghanaian cocoa and gold exports to German markets alongside German automotive, pharmaceutical, and engineering company presence in Accra and across Ghana's industrial regions. The embassy serves Germany's Ghanaian diaspora community numbering over 30,000 nationals while coordinating visa services for German tourists increasingly discovering Ghana's Atlantic coast beaches, wildlife reserves in national parks, and cultural heritage sites including historic slave trade forts recognized by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites.