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Ambassador Victor Smith receives special honour in Washington for driving Ghana’s economic diplomacy

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

Ghana rsquo;s Ambassador to the United States, H. E. Victor Emmanuel Smith, has received a special honour from the Life Enhancement Services (L. E. S) Group in recognition of his service and efforts to forge stronger partnerships between Ghana, the Ghanaian diaspora and the United States.

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