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Ghana to reopen diplomatic mission in Ireland
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Ghana to reopen diplomatic mission in Ireland

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read
Ghana is preparing to reopen its diplomatic mission in Ireland as part of efforts to deepen bilateral relations and strengthen engagement between the two countries. The return of the mission is expected to provide a stronger platform for diplomatic cooperation while improving consular services and support for Ghanaians living in Ireland.

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