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GoldBod CEO urges African diaspora to shift from remittances to long-term investment

Mr Gyamfi stressed that Africa’s relationship with its diaspora must now evolve into one built on structured investment, innovation and partnerships capable of delivering lasting economic transformation.
According to him, Africa also needs the diaspora’s professional expertise and global exposure to strengthen institutions and improve productivity across the continent.
Mr Gyamfi said members of the African diaspora must become “strategic co-architects of Africa’s transformation” by investing in sectors including manufacturing, commercial farming, agribusiness, logistics, information technology, green energy, education, healthcare and infrastructure.
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