Kwesi Appiah will face Ethiopia in June in the first match of his second stint in charge of the Ghana national team.
The former international will lead the Black Stars to face the Walia Ibex in the opening qualifier for the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations.
The ex-Kotoko left-back will be seeking to hit the ground running to seal an early qualification for the tournament to be held in Cameroon.
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) re-appointed Kwesi Appiah as the coach of the Black Stars on Tuesday.
Appiah, who will also take charge of the national team for locally-based players, has been offered a two-year contract to start work 1 May.
He replaces Avram Grant who stepped down as coach after the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations.
It is a second stint in charge for Appiah, who led the Black Stars from 2012 until 2014.
Since leaving the Black Stars following a poor World Cup campaign, he has been coaching Sudanese side Al Khartoum.
The Black Stars failed to get out of the group at the World Cup in Brazil and were also beset by off-field problems with players being expelled from the team and a row over pay.
Ghana’s first qualifier for the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations is in June when they host Ethiopia, the other teams in Group F are Sierra Leone and Kenya with only the pool winners guaranteed a place in Cameroon.
Appiah will also be trying to reach his second consecutive World Cup finals in Russia in 2018.
Ghana currently have just a single point from their two games so far in World Cup qualifiers leaving them five points behind Group E leaders Egypt.
Uganda and Congo-Brazzaville are the other two teams in the group.
