Ghana and European Union Sign €92.9 million financing agreement

Bilateral and multilateral cooperationism amongst states across the globe can be said to be the surest ways in improving the social, political and economic scopes of less developed countries.

Ghana and the European Union (EU) have signed two grant financing agreement totalling €92.9 million to support the budget and to prevent electoral violence in the northern border regions.

A total of € 87 million out of the amount is under the Emergency EU Budget in Response to the COVID Situation in Ghana and the remaining €5.9 million will go towards preventing electoral and communal violence in the northern border regions of Ghana.

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