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Ghana-Germany Ties: ‘We have much to offer each other’ - Embassy

The statement formed part of the Embassy’s reflections on German Unity Day, which was celebrated in Accra with music, dance, art and cultural performances aimed at highlighting the friendship between Ghana and Germany.
Kenneth Gilbert Adjei, Haruna Iddrisu, Alexander Afenyo-Markin represented Ghana at the event The German Embassy in Ghana has reaffirmed the mutual nature of the relationship between the two countries, stressing that both sides have valuable strengths and opportunities to contribute to the partnership.
The Embassy said there is more ahead for the bilateral relationship, including the German-African Business Summit scheduled for Accra in November and German Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier’s expected return to Ghana for his second within one year.
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