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Prince Adu-Owusu••512 words · 3 min read Could green integrity be Ghana's ticket to premium global markets? A Danish envoy makes a compelling case.
Danish envoy Jorgen Bollesen urges stronger Ghana-Denmark green industrial ties at the Ghana Industrial Summit.
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