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The President John Dramani Mahama will on Wednesday September 26 address the 67th UN General Assembly.
The event which scheduled at approximately 2pm GMT, will be broadcast live by Ghana Television and also online at www.johnmahama.org
President Mahama and other heads of state will attend the Opening Session of the General Debate on Tuesday after which the President of the World Bank, Jim Y. Kim, will pay a courtesy call on him for some discussions.
President Mahama on Monday addressed the over 120 world leaders on the rule of law at the UN High level meeting.
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