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British High Commissioner pledges support for poultry and cashew sectors in Dormaa enclave

British High Commissioner to Ghana, Harriet Thompson, has pledged to explore opportunities for private investment in the poultry and cashew sectors within the Dormaa enclave. 

During a working visit to Osagyefo Oseadeeyo Agyemang Badu II, the Paramount Chief of Dormaa Traditional Area and President of Bono Regional House of Chiefs, at the Abanpredease Palace in Dormaa-Ahenkro, Thompson assured that the High Commission would work with her team to implement this initiative, with the support of the government, to enhance the quality of life for residents in Dormaa and the entire Bono Region.

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Thompson highlighted the UK government’s commitment to supporting the Bono Region, particularly in education, through initiatives aimed at reintegrating out-of-school children and young adults back into training programs. 

She emphasized the longstanding and deep-rooted relationship between Ghana and the United Kingdom, dating back to the pre-colonial era, noting that today’s relations are based on mutual respect, shared values, and a recognition of Ghana’s importance and potential on the world stage.

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“The UK’s work on development goes beyond what we think of traditionally as aid,” Thompson stated. “So here in the Bono Region, we have worked on health, assisting the Holy Family Hospital in Techiman with equipment and training.”

Thompson commended Osagyefo Oseadeeyo Agyemang Badu II for his efforts to improve the living standards of his people, acknowledging his role in nurturing Ghana’s democracy as the country faces elections this year. She expressed optimism about the partnership between the UK and Ghana, emphasizing the shared goal of realizing Ghana’s full potential.

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The visit of the British High Commissioner underscores the importance of international cooperation and investment in promoting economic development and improving livelihoods in Ghana’s regions. 

As discussions continue and plans are set into motion, the people of Dormaa and the Bono Region can look forward to opportunities for growth and prosperity in the poultry and cashew sectors.

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