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HH the Amir in Moscow for GECF summit

His Highness the Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani arrived in Moscow Monday to participate in the 8th summit of heads of state and government of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF).HH the Amir...

HH the Amir in Moscow for GECF summit

President John Mahama has arrived in Moscow, Russia, for the 3rd Russia-Africa Forum. The event, hosted by Russian President Vladimir Putin, aims to bolster cooperation between Russia and African nations. The forum will feature plenary sessions and the Economic and Humanitarian Forum, providing a forum for African leaders to engage with their Russian counterparts.

During his stay, President Mahama is set to visit a Kente exhibition organized by the Russia-Ghana Parliamentary Forum. He will also meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin for high-level bilateral talks. To honor his visit, two Russian universities, the Russian University of Transport and the Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia, plan to award President Mahama honorary doctorate degrees at separate ceremonies.

President Mahama's itinerary includes meeting with representatives of Russian businesses and state institutions to explore potential areas of cooperation and strengthen the ties between Ghana and Russia.

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