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In a significant move that could reshape the future of football and investment in Ghana, the Volta Regional representative of the Council of State, Gabriel Tanko Kwamigah-Atokple, hosted former Senegalese international and ex-Newcastle United midfielder, Mohammed Diamé and his partners on a high-level business and investment visit.
Their meeting on Tuesday, March 18, 2025, focused on unlocking the Volta Region’s immense football talent and exploring strategic partnerships that could drive economic growth across various sectors in Ghana.
Mohammed Diamé, popularly known as Momo Diamé, is a renowned former midfielder who played for Newcastle United and several top European clubs. Now transitioning into sports development and investment, Diamé and his team bring a wealth of experience and a global network of stakeholders committed to structured football development and international collaborations.

At the heart of the discussions was the potential for developing football in the Volta Region, a known breeding ground for athletic talent.
Chief Tanko emphasised the importance of nurturing young footballers through structured initiatives such as youth academies, scouting programs, and mentorship schemes.
“The Volta Region has long been a hub of many talents. It is my prayer that we coordinate all these opportunities to develop our human capital,” Chief Tanko remarked.
With Diamé’s expertise and access to international football networks, the partnership aims to establish a well-structured pathway for young Ghanaian footballers, equipping them with the right training, exposure, and opportunities to advance their careers.

Beyond football, Diamé and his partners expressed a keen interest in exploring strategic business partnerships across various sectors in Ghana. Their investment vision aligns with Chief Tanko’s broader goal of fostering economic growth through sustainable investments and international collaborations.
By leveraging their business acumen and experience, the visiting delegation aims to identify viable investment avenues that will create employment opportunities and drive economic transformation in the region.
Chief Tanko’s leadership continues to position the Volta Region as an attractive destination for investors and global stakeholders. His commitment to human capital development and sustainable partnerships reflects a forward-thinking approach to harnessing the region’s potential.
With the involvement of influential figures like Mohammed Diamé, this initiative has the potential to reshape the sports and business landscape in the Volta Region, offering young talents and entrepreneurs a platform to thrive.
As these discussions progress, Ghana stands to benefit from a new era of football excellence and economic empowerment, driven by collaboration between local leaders and global investors.
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