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strengthening bilateral relations with the African continent.

The visit, three years after the first forum, mainly intended to explore more business opportunities with the African country, was described by Minister Borg as a vital opportunity to continue seeing Maltese and Gozitans expand abroad He said that now is the right time to look optimistic about the future of bilateral relations between the two countries, particularly in the trade sector

He spoke about the opportunities for growth and development under the Free Trade Area of the African Continent and claimed that this is vital to building more business bridges He stated that the Maltese are interested in Ghana, which has a dynamic environment when it comes to business Hence it is ideal for creating collaborations between international partners

The Maltese commercial delegation comprised businesses in the ICT, digitalisation, education, health, engineering and construction, manufacturing and oil and gas industries He said he had presided over several agreements between Maltese and Ghanaian companies and that the Maltese Government would continue to provide the support needed for expanding Maltese and Gozitan business expansions

Meanwhile, during the inauguration of the High Commission, with the participation of the Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ghana and Ambassadors of other countries in Ghana, Minister Ian Borg pointed out that this was a clear demonstration of the commitment and willingness to continue