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14th Ghana Garden and Flower Show seeks stronger support for Ghana’s flower industry

The Ghana Garden and Flower Show is seeking to accelerate the growth of the country’s floriculture sector by creating opportunities for flower growers, landscapers, horticulturists and environmental advocates to connect, innovate and promote sustainable green spaces.
The annual exhibition, which is in its 14th edition, is positioning itself as a platform to strengthen Ghana’s flower industry while encouraging investment in landscaping, environmental conservation and the wider green economy.
At the launch of this year’s event in Accra, Chief Executive Officer of StratComm Africa and Founder of the Ghana Garden and Flower Show, Esther Cobbah, said the exhibition has evolved beyond a showcase of flowers into a marketplace that links businesses with customers and supports the development of the floriculture value chain.
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