Maseru: Following the presentation of their letters of credence to King Letsie III, the High Commissioners-designate of Ghana, Canada, and Germany to Lesotho paid courtesy calls on Prime Minister Mr. Ntsokoane Matekane at State House in Maseru.

According to African Press Organization, Mr. Lejone Mpotjoane, speaking on behalf of the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Relations, highlighted that these visits are part of ongoing efforts to strengthen the bilateral relations between Lesotho and the three countries. Mr. Mpotjoane explained that the discussions during these meetings focused on mutual interests, especially regarding economic cooperation and investment opportunities. The deliberations included topics like clean energy generation, the exportation of Lesotho's bottled water, and identifying additional opportunities to boost the country's economic development.

Mr. Mpotjoane emphasized that the government is committed to collaborating with development and bilateral partners to attract investment, expand trade, and create opportunities that support sustainable economic growth. He further mentioned that the engagements with the envoys provide a chance for Lesotho to strengthen cooperation with Ghana, Canada, and Germany in areas that can contribute to the country's development agenda.

Diplomatic relations between Lesotho and Germany were established in 1968. Germany's cooperation with Lesotho focuses on water management, renewable energy, regional value chains, trade, social protection, and municipal development. Additionally, Germany supports higher education through scholarships and maintains an honorary consulate in Maseru.

Lesotho and Ghana maintain diplomatic and Commonwealth relations, cooperating through bilateral and multilateral platforms. Their engagement offers opportunities for collaboration in trade, investment, education, and skills development.

Diplomatic relations between Lesotho and Canada date back to Lesotho's independence in 1966. The relationship is anchored in Commonwealth ties, development cooperation, and shared interests. Canada supports Lesotho through multilateral and development initiatives, including programs promoting women's economic empowerment and inclusive governance.