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Ghana may perhaps have to adopt a more humane security checks as well as reduce delays at the country’s airport if it wants to continue attracting and retaining foreign investors.
These and other sentiments are some of the challenges the Ghana Embassy in Dubai is dealing with.
Joy News’ Elton John Brobbey reports from Dubai at the ongoing Annual Investment Meeting, that political stability has won Ghana many investors ahead of other countries, but delays and other arrangements at the airport are putting many of these investors off.
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