Mahama leaves for India-Africa Forum Summit in New Delhi

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26 October 2015 03:14 PM

The Summit, first held in 2008, will enable leaders of the content to hold consultations with the Indian government at the highest political level and give a new thrust to the existing relations.

President John Mahama has left Accra for New Delhi, India, to participate in the 3rd India- Africa Forum Summit.

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The Summit, first held in 2008, will enable leaders of the content to hold consultations with the Indian government at the highest political level and give a new thrust to the existing relations.

Accompanied by First Lady, HE Lordina Dramani Mahama, President Mahama will hold private bilateral talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, meet with the Chairman and MD of India's EXIM Bank and address an investment and entrepreneurial forum.

The President will also interact with the Ghanaian Community in New Delhi and grant audience to CEOs of a number of leading Indian businesses.

Also on the delegation are the Foreign Minister, Hanna S. Tetteh (MP) and Finance Minister Seth E.Terkper.

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