Ambassador
Mr. Jakob Linulf, Ambassador of Denmark to Ghana with side-accreditation to Côte d’Ivoire, Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone, São Tomé & Príncipe, and Togo. He is married with three children.
He is a career diplomat with many years as an international professional, mainly general trade promotion, climate and energy. He has been responsible for engagements and conducted negotiations in more than 20 different countries globally, mainly in Asia, Africa and Eastern Europe. We suggest you follow him on LinkedIn-Jakob Linulf
I am pleased to welcome you to the website of the Embassy of Denmark in Ghana.
In my view, Ghana is an amazing country. Natural beauty, cultural richness and incredible people. Ghana is also a rapidly developing country. Trust me, so many interesting things are happening here.
Since the establishment of our diplomatic relations following Ghana’s independence in 1957, our two countries have enjoyed a very close friendship and cooperation.
We build on decades of successful development and sector cooperation. Our partnership focuses on climate action, green solutions and sustainability – always with a view to expand business links between our countries.
The main task of our embassy is to further strengthen our partnerships with both public and the private players.
The Embassy, of which the Trade Council is an integrated part, seeks to promote the trade relations between the two countries by helping Danish companies who want to invest in Ghana. In addition, we run Strategic Sector Cooperation within water, statistics, maritime, health and meteorology. They all emphasise knowledge exchange between key agencies and authorities from both countries.
On our website you find information about the above-mentioned activities. You will also find pages concerning travel and residence in both Denmark and Ghana, as well as country facts and information about Ghana.
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We hope you find the website helpful.
Jakob Linulf
Ambassador of Denmark to Ghana