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Vice President, John Mahama has left for the Ghana-Czech investment forum aimed at facilitating the flow of investment and business entrepreneurs from both countries into Ghana.
The Vice President was originally scheduled to leave the country on Sunday had to reschedule his trip to help solve some issues related to the Hajj.
Aide to the Vice President, John Jinapor told Joy Business the trip will afford him the opportunity to interact with key businessmen.
John Jinapor said the Vice-President will be paying particular attention to private companies willing to invest in the rail sector in Ghana.
Source: Joy News/Ghana
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