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State burial for James Victor Gbeho comes off on July 31

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State burial for James Victor Gbeho comes off on July 31

Government has announced that a state burial will be held in honour of the late Ambassador James Victor Gbeho, recognising his decades of distinguished service to Ghana, the West African sub-region and the international community.

Government extended its deepest condolences to the Gbeho family, describing the state funeral as a tribute to the late diplomat’s stellar national and international service.

Beyond Ghana, Ambassador Gbeho also held key international appointments, serving as the United Nations Secretary-General’s Special Representative for Somalia before becoming President of the ECOWAS Commission, where he played a significant role in advancing regional integration and diplomacy.

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