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Browsing: trade relationship
- Ghana and the UK have unveiled an investor group to help identify mutually beneficial investment opportunities.
- Target industries are pharmaceuticals, textiles, and agro-processing.
- The announcement at the 8th UK-Ghana Business Council meeting in London, saw the two countries commit to strengthen trade and increase investment.
The UK and Ghana are looking to further strengthen boost their existing trade partnership with a new investor group. The two countries have launched a new investor group to help identify mutually beneficial investment opportunities boost existing economic partnership.
The announcement at the 8th UK-Ghana Business Council meeting in London, co-chaired by the Minister for Development and Africa, Andrew Mitchell, the Minister for International Trade, Nigel Huddleston, and the Vice-President of Ghana, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, comes as the two countries committed to strengthen trade and increase investment.
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The business-led UK-Ghana Investor Group will include UK investors and key …
