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Ghana Immigration Service partners Agri-Impact to strengthen food security
The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) is harnessing the support and expertise of Agri-Impact Limited as it prepares to venture into agriculture as part of efforts to contribute to food security and diversify its activities.
This came to light when senior management of the Service, led by the Comptroller-General, Samuel Basintale Amadu, met with management of Agri-Impact Ltd to discuss the development and implementation of the Service’s agricultural initiative.
The Service is seeking to leverage this demand by investing in agricultural production to strengthen its institutional food supply while making productive use of its vast land holdings across the country.
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