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Chief Executive of the Ghana Investment Promotion Center (GIPC), George Aboagye is to step down.The GIPC boss who is currently on leave is expected to finally move out some time in December. Mr. Aboagye is moving on to contest the Ahanta-west constituency seat on the ticket of the NDC.The GIPC boss told JOY BUSINESS, enough has been done under his leadership to improve investments into the country.Mr. Aboagye was in 2009 appointed as Chief Executive of the Ghana Investment Promotion Center.
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