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Mr. Jafari Malek, Special Envoy of the President of Iran, President Ahmadinejad, this morning delivered a special invitation to President Atta Mills in respect of upcoming Non Aligned Movement (NAM) Summit which Takes place in Tehran, at the end of August this year.
President Atta Mills thanked President Ahmadinejad for the Special Invitation and gave the assurance that Ghana will most definitely be present at the Summit.
Ghana and Iran used the opportunity to continue to work assiduously to deepen the fraternal bonds that exist between both countries.
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