Audio By Carbonatix
The Ministry of Trade, Industry, Private Sector Development and President's Special Initiatives has announced that attendance at the Sixth AGOA meeting to be held in Accra would strictly be by accreditation.
A statement signed in Accra by Mr Kodua Edzekumhene, Acting Director of Communications and Public Affairs of the Ministry, said both the Experts' Meeting of the African Ministerial Consultative Group and the Ministerial Meeting to be held on July 16 and July 17 respectively were restricted purely for governments of AGOA eligible sub-Saharan African countries.
It said these meetings were not open to participation by any other groups. However, the accredited press would be admitted to only the opening sessions of the two meetings.
The statement said properly accredited members of the private sector, non-governmental organisations and civil society groups would be allowed to participate in the main forum scheduled for July 18 and 19.
The AGOA exhibition/fair will run alongside the meetings from July 16.
Source: GNA
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
Over five phones were stolen at Alex Ekubo’s service of songs – Stan Nze
24 minutes -
Oil rebounds on concerns about US-Iran peace deal, restoration of supply
33 minutes -
Jordan feeling pride not pressure over World Cup debut Â
44 minutes -
Refuse at McCarthy Down poses serious threat to Weija Dam and public health – CSIR scientist warns
45 minutes -
Iran draw 2-2 with New Zealand in politically charged World Cup clash in LA
53 minutes -
Ghana coach Queiroz enters record books at his fifth World Cup in row
1 hour -
Libya recovers 15 bodies of migrants east of capital Tripoli
1 hour -
Microsoft sued by shareholders over expenses, cloud business, AI
1 hour -
US judge dismisses Musk’s xAI trade secret lawsuit against OpenAI
2 hours -
Almost all of world’s children exposed to climate hazards, UN agency says
2 hours -
Trump may release US-Iran agreement before Friday, Vance saysÂ
2 hours -
Supreme Court to hear Trump appeal involving lengthy detention of certain immigrants
2 hours -
Who Protects the Dreamer? Reflections on the vulnerability of the Girl Child
2 hours -
Florida sues TikTok, claiming it violates state child safety law
2 hours -
US Supreme Court won’t hear bid by suspended judge, 98, to keep her job
2 hours