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Ghana Looking To Boost Trade Relations With Malaysia

Ms Ama Boahemaa Dwomoh, Acting High Commissioner of Ghana

21-Apr-22 08:00

Ghana Looking To Boost Trade Relations With Malaysia

Ghana and Malaysia have more in common than you think, as we were both British colonies that gained independence in 1957 and we also share a similar population size. Ms. Ama Boahemaa Dwomoh, the Acting High Commissioner of Ghana talks to us about the impact of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and how the country is coping in the third year of the pandemic.

Produced by: Moh Heng Ying

Presented by: Tan Chen Li


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