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Anowah Afrique seeks strategic partnerships to boost jobs and drive Ghana’s industrial growth

Mr Coffie said the company is seeking partnerships with government institutions, donor agencies, non-governmental organisations, development partners, and private-sector organisations interested in promoting women’s economic empowerment, skills development, and inclusive employment.
Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Anowah Afrique, Jose Coffie, said the company is positioning itself as a key partner in tackling unemployment through inclusive manufacturing, skills development and sustainable economic growth.
With modern production facilities, a skilled workforce and the technical expertise to execute large-scale manufacturing contracts, he said the company is well-positioned to become a strategic partner in Ghana’s industrial transformation while creating sustainable jobs and empowering underserved communities.
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