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Northern Region open for business, investors welcome — Regional Minister

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

The Northern Regional Minister, Ali Adolf John, has declared the Northern Region open for business, calling on both local and foreign investors to take advantage of its vast agricultural land, youthful workforce and strategic trade corridors as the government rolls out policies to stimulate economic growth.

Northern Region open for business, investors welcome — Regional Minister

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