The Deputy Speaker of Hungary’s Parliament, István Jakab, has expressed his home government’s commitment to supporting the clean Ghana vision.
István Jakab was part of a delegation from the Hungarian Parliament that paid a courtesy call on the Minister of Sanitation on Tuesday.
The visit to the country was to help the Hungarian Parliament inspect projects funded by Hungary in Ghana.
Speaking at the meeting with the Sanitation Minister, István Jakab said that the Hungarian government will continue to explore opportunities in the country.
“We have had pilot projects launched here in Ghana. These are in the areas of plant production, horticulture, amongst others. We have been exploring serious opportunities in Aquaculture and fisheries. These are the things we are already occupied with…We are open. We have businessmen here with you and I am happy that this meeting will further strengthen the bilateral relationship between the two countries,” he said.
Also speaking at the meeting, the Minister of Sanitation and Water Resources, Cecelia Abena Dapaah, expressed gratitude to the Hungarian government for its partnership over the years.
She was even more grateful that the government of Hungary is collaborating with private companies in Ghana.
“We are happy that in Ghana, you are in partnership with a private sector to treat wastewater. We fully, as a government, support that initiative and we thank the Hungarian government for funding that initiative through their EXIM for those projects. We can assure you that the company is a credible one that can be trusted and we hope more business can be accrued from that partnership,” Mrs. Dapaah said.
Latest Stories
-
Paris 2024: Opening ceremony showcases grandiose celebration of French culture and diversity
3 hours -
How decline of Indian vultures led to 500,000 human deaths
4 hours -
Paris 2024: Ghana rocks ‘fabulous fugu’ at olympics opening ceremony
4 hours -
Trust Hospital faces financial strain with rising debt levels – Auditor-General’s report
5 hours -
Electrochem lease: Allocate portions of land to Songor people – Resident demand
5 hours -
82 widows receive financial aid from Chayil Foundation
5 hours -
The silent struggles: Female journalists grapple with Ghana’s high cost of living
5 hours -
BoG yet to make any payment to Service Ghana Auto Group
5 hours -
‘Crushed Young’: The Multimedia Group, JL Properties surprise accident victim’s family with fully-furnished apartment
6 hours -
Asante Kotoko needs structure that would outlive any administration – Opoku Nti
6 hours -
JoyNews exposé on Customs officials demanding bribes airs on July 29
7 hours -
JoyNews Impact Maker Awardee ships first consignment of honey from Kwahu Afram Plains
8 hours -
Joint committee under fire over report on salt mining lease granted Electrochem
8 hours -
Life Lounge with Edem Knight-Tay: Don’t be beaten the third time
8 hours -
Pro-NPP group launched to help ‘Break the 8’
8 hours