President Mahama on 65 Years of China-Ghana Ties: Trade & New Initiatives

Leaders Talk host Wang Guan sat down with Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama to mark 65 years of diplomatic ties between Ghana and the Chinese mainland. In this in-depth chat, they revisit President Xi Jinpings meeting with Mahama and explore Chinas Global Governance Initiative (GGI), launched this year amid shifting global dynamics.

On trade: Mahama highlights progress toward a zero-tariff agreement set to 🚚 boost imports and exports. “Were working to remove barriers and streamline customs,” he says, eyeing sectors like agriculture, tech, and green energy.

Infrastructure and industrialization shine as key pillars. From rail lines and ports to vocational training centers, Chinas long-standing support is driving Ghanas modernization. Mahama notes that local skills are upskilling fast, thanks to exchange programs and workshops set up by Chinese partners.

Looking ahead, Mahama and Wang Guan discuss how Ghana is leveraging this partnership to accelerate its journey from political independence to full modernization. “Our goal is to build a resilient, inclusive economy,” Mahama explains, “and collaborating with China helps us turn ideas into action.”

As Africa charts its next chapter, the Ghana-China bond shows how collaboration, trade, and shared vision can spark growth across the continent. Ready for liftoff? 🚀

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