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Ghana set to host 16th African Economic Summit as Friends of Africa brings global investment dialogue to Accra

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

From boardrooms to start-up pitches, Ghana is preparing to become the meeting point for investors, governments, entrepreneurs and businesses from Africa and North America as the Friends of Africa Economic Summit makes its Ghanaian debut with an ambitious mission, ldquo;Turning partnerships and ideas into sustainable investment opportunities.

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