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Ghana’s delegation, led by President John Mahama, is in New York City for the 81st United Nations General Assembly.
The President is scheduled to address the Assembly later today, Thursday, 24 September.
The photos capture moments from his visit, including meetings with other world leaders, the signing of memoranda of understanding and a tour of the Assembly.
























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