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President Frank-Walter Steinmeier of the Federal Republic of Germany on Tuesday paid a courtesy call on Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II at the Manhyia Palace in Kumasi.
The historic visit, the first of its kind, was to strengthen the relationship between Germany and the Asanteman.
The meeting, which was held behind closed doors, was said to have centred on fruitful discussions on investment opportunities aimed at furthering the development of Asanteman and creating employment opportunities for the youth.

The exchange of ideas and plans for collaboration highlights the strong diplomatic ties between Germany and Ghana, paving the way for mutual growth and prosperity for the people in the two countries.
As a token of goodwill and respect, the German President presented the Asantehene with a Golf bag, symbolising their shared interests and camaraderie.
In return, Otumfuo Osei Tutu graciously gifted President Steinmeier a beautifully carved stool adorned with the Asanteman emblem, a symbol of unity and friendship between them.
The exchange of gifts not only underscored the diplomatic relations between Germany, Ghana and Asanteman in particular, but also served as a tangible representation of the bond formed during this memorable visit.
Such gestures of goodwill and mutual appreciation strengthen international partnerships and foster a sense of unity among nations.
The visit of the German President to the Manhyia Palace will be remembered as a significant moment in the history of diplomatic relations between the Manhyia Palace and the German government, setting the stage for future collaborations and shared achievements in the years to come.
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