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Putin Meets Ghana's President! What Are Russia and Ghana Planning? | Amaravati Today

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Putin Meets Ghana's President! What Are Russia and Ghana Planning? | Amaravati Today

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What could Russia and Ghana be planning for the future of their bilateral relationship? Russian President Vladimir Putin meets Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama on the sidelines of the third Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow to discuss strengthening diplomatic, economic, and historical ties between the two nations. The meeting highlights the longstanding Russia-Ghana partnership dating back to 1958, following Ghana's independence. Both leaders discuss expanding trade and investment, educational cooperation, and stronger international collaboration. Key Highlights: 🇷🇺🇬🇭 Russia-Ghana diplomatic relations dating back to 1958. 📈 Bilateral trade increases by 6% during the first eight months of the year. 💼 Ghana seeks greater Russian investment and expanded economic cooperation. 🎓 More than 600 Ghanaian students are studying in Russian educational institutions. 🌍 Historical cooperation against colonialism and apartheid. 💉 Russia's support for Ghana during the COVID-19 pandemic, including Sputnik V vaccines. 🤝 Plans for further cooperation through the intergovernmental commission meeting in 2027. What could this renewed cooperation mean for Russia-Africa relations and Ghana's economic future? Watch the meeting highlights and follow the latest international diplomatic developments. #Putin #JohnMahama #Russia #Ghana #RussiaGhanaRelations #RussiaAfricaSummit #RussiaAfrica #VladimirPutin #GhanaPresident #Diplomacy #BilateralRelations #EconomicCooperation #InternationalRelations #AfricaNews #WorldNews ------------------------------------------------- Subscribe to the Amaravati Today, AT World News channel and tap the bell icon to receive notifications whenever we go live    / @atnewsroom   #atworldnews #atworld #atnewsroom #amaravati #amaravatitoday Source/Courtesy: Kremlin Russia