United Arab Emirates to invest in Ghana's economy
The Vice President, John Dramani Mahama has said the current trends in the world especially the turbulence in the European Union (EU) has made it necessary for developing countries to look for new development partners.
The Vice President made this observation when a business delegation from the United Arab Emirates called on him at the castle, Osu.
The business delegation from various sectors of the United Arab Emirates economy is in the country to explore available business opportunities.
The delegation headed by the Assistant Minister for Economy and Foreign Affairs, Khaled Al Gaith also includes Head of Power Company Taqa, and other private entrepreneurs.
Vice President John Mahama encouraged the delegation to engage fruitfully with their colleagues in the country by taking advantage of the Public Private Partnership Policy which was recently introduced by government.
The Assistant Minister for Economy and Foreign Affairs, Khaled Al Gaith said some ground works have been done to lead agreements to be signed by the two countries.
The Vice President also called for a system to ensure a follow-up on the engagement between the two countries to ensure positive outcome of the discussions.
Accra, May 17, 2012
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