Hanna Serwaa Tetteh, a distinguished Ghanaian barrister and
politician, has been acknowledged as one of Africa's Most Influential Change Makers,
a testament to her remarkable contributions to diplomacy and governance.
Tetteh's illustrious career has seen her serve in pivotal roles both within
Ghana's government and on the international stage.
Having held key positions in the Ghanaian cabinet, including
Minister for Trade and Industry and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Tetteh
demonstrated exceptional leadership and vision in driving economic growth and
fostering international relations. Her tenure as a Member of Parliament further
solidified her commitment to serving the people of Ghana.
Currently serving as the UN Secretary General's Special
Envoy for the Horn of Africa, Tetteh continues to leverage her expertise to
address complex challenges in the region. Her diplomatic efforts have played a
crucial role in promoting peace and stability, a testament to her unwavering
dedication to conflict resolution and humanitarian causes.
In 2018, Tetteh's outstanding leadership was recognized by
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres, who appointed her as the
Director-General of the United Nations Office at Nairobi (UNON). Subsequently,
she assumed the role of Special Representative to the African Union and Head of
the United Nations Office to the African Union (UNOAU), further underscoring
her stature as a trusted diplomat and advocate for African interests.
Hon. Hanna Tetteh's inclusion among Africa's most impactful
100 change makers highlights her tireless efforts to effect positive change and
build a brighter future for Africa and its people. Her exemplary career serves
as an inspiration to aspiring leaders across the continent, emphasizing the
importance of integrity, compassion, and steadfast commitment to progress.
