Ghana has 8,000 to 10,000 students studying in Europe – Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu
Speaking at the maiden Study in Europe Fair at Legon, Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu also urged European embassies to ease student visa hurdles.
On November 5, 2026, Deputy Transport Minister Dorcas Affo-Toffey hosted a Pakistani delegation, led by High Commissioner Najeeb Durrani, at her office in Ghana. The primary aim was to explore potential investment opportunities in Ghana, with a focus on the lucrative oil and gas sector. The meeting served as a platform for the visiting group to identify mutually beneficial investment prospects, with a view to bolstering economic cooperation between Ghana and Pakistan.
They deliberated on initiatives to foster stronger ties, create a conducive environment for private-sector investments, and contribute to Ghana's development agenda. The Deputy Minister, who represents the Jomoro Constituency, emphasized the significance of regular interactions with international investors to identify projects that would benefit both nations.
She stressed the importance of aligning investment partnerships with Ghana's national development objectives, aimed at driving growth in strategic sectors of the economy. This visit is part of broader efforts to strengthen bilateral relations and attract foreign investment into Ghana. The discussions are expected to pave the way for further conversations on potential areas of collaboration between Ghanaian stakeholders and Pakistani investors.
Both countries are keen on expanding their economic and commercial relations through investment, trade, and strategic partnerships.
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