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Japan Motors donates five motorcycles to support 42nd National Farmers’ Day

The Ministry of Food and Agriculture has expressed appreciation to Japan Motors Trading Company Limited for donating five branded motorcycles towards the 42nd National Farmers’ Day celebration. The donation qualifies the company as a silver sponsor of this year’s celebration, according to a press release issued by the Ministry on October 19, 2026. The Ministry […]

Japan Motors donates five motorcycles to support 42nd National Farmers’ Day

The Ministry of Food and Agriculture in Ghana has thanked Japan Motors Trading Company Limited for their generous donation of five branded motorcycles, marking their status as a silver sponsor for the 42nd National Farmers’ Day celebration. This recognition, announced on October 19, 2026, highlights the company's dedication to supporting the event and advancing agricultural development across the nation.

The Ministry emphasized that this contribution underscores the vital role played by farmers and fishers in ensuring food security, generating employment, and stimulating economic growth. They view this partnership as a prime example of the private sector's commitment to recognizing the invaluable contributions of these key contributors to Ghana's progress.

The Ministry urged other organizations, financial institutions, development partners, and individuals to join in supporting this year's celebration. The 42nd National Farmers’ Day will serve as a platform to celebrate the hard work, dedication, and achievements of farmers and fishers throughout Ghana. The Ministry reiterated the collective importance of public and private sector support in sustaining the celebration and furthering agricultural development in the country.

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