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Ghana–Yorkshire Trade & Investment Summit brings enterprise, culture and community together in Bradford

For two remarkable days in September, the University of Bradford became a meeting place between Ghana and Yorkshire, bringing together business, academia, government, traditional leadership, entrepreneurship, culture and creativity under one roof. Held on 11 and 12 September 2026, the Ghana–Yorkshire Trade & Investment Summit was convened by Mrs Nana A. O. Hagan, Founder and […]

Ghana–Yorkshire Trade & Investment Summit brings enterprise, culture and community together in Bradford

The Ghana–Yorkshire Trade & Investment Summit, held at the University of Bradford from September 11-12, 2026, successfully united business, academia, government, traditional leadership, entrepreneurship, culture, and creativity from both Ghana and Yorkshire. The summit, organized by Mrs. Nana A. O. Hagan, Founder and CEO of SHOFT CIC, brought together a diverse group of attendees, highlighting the ability to bridge connections between people from different regions.

While the focus was on strengthening trade and investment between Ghana and Yorkshire, the event also emphasized the importance of relationships and creating connections among participants, resulting in a memorable experience that went beyond mere economics.

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