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Foreign Trade and Business in Ghana (second African gold producer)
Business in the Republic of Ghana, Accra, Cape Coast. Masters and Doctorates in Global Trade
Ghana (the first African colony to obtain its Independence) is a
West African country (Gulf of Guinea)
- Ghanaian population: 29 million inhabitants
- The capital of Ghana is Accra (2.2 million people).
Kumasi
- Ghana has significant oil reserves
- Ghana is the second African gold producer
- Ghana has a universal health system
- Currency of Ghana is the Ghanaian Cedi
- Ghana share borders with Burkina Faso (West-Centre, South-Centre and
South-West regions), Ivory Coast and Togo (Kara
region); the three countries are Francophone.
More information: Business in Ghana, at EENI Website.

The official language of Ghana is English (67% of the population)
- Ghana is an observer country of the International Organisation of La Francophonie
African languages of Ghana:
- Asante (Akuapem Twi, Asante Twi, Fanti): one of the main languages of Ghana (48% of the population)
- Ewe
- Fanti
- Abron
- Hausa
- Wale (Daggare)
- Dangme
- Ga
- Gonja
- Kasem
- Nzema
- Sokodé

- Total Ghanaian area: 238,540 square kilometres
- Calling code of Ghana: 233
- Country code top-level domain: .gh
History of Ghana- Kwame Nkrumah (pan-Africanist and African leader, Africanisation concept of
the administration, 1909-1972)
- The Nobel Peace Prize and former Secretary-General of the United Nations,
Kofi Atta Annan, was born in Kumasi (Ghana) on April 8, 1938
The Ghanaian Historian Albert Adu Boahen Kwadwo (Colonialism in Africa and African contemporary history)

Regionsof the Republic of Ghana
The Republic of Ghana is composed of ten regions, each region is divided into districts.
The regions of Ghana are (County capital):

- Ashanti (Kumasi/2 million inhabitants)
- Brong Ahafo (Sunyani)
- Central (Cape Coast)
- Upper East Region (Bolgatanga)
- Greater Accra (Accra)
- North (Tamale)
- Western (Sékondi-Takoradi)
- Eastern (Koforidua)
- Upper West Region (Wa)
- Volta (Ho)

Economic Integration Organisations (Ghana)
- West African Monetary Zone (WAMZ)
- Community of Sahel-Saharan States (CEN-SAD)
- Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS)
- European Union-Ghana Free Trade Agreement
-
Global System of Trade Preferences among Developing Countries (GSTP)

- African Development Bank (AfDB)
- African Union (AU)
- African Union Development Agency (AUDA-NEPAD)
- Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA)

Logistics and transport in Ghana
The main ports of Ghana are the
ports of Tema and Takoradi

Port of Tema:
- 85% of the Ghanaian International Trade
- 30 kilometres from East of Accra
Port of Takoradi
- Distances from the Port of Takoradi to:
- Accra: 225 kilometres
- Port of Abidjan (Ivory Coast): 300 kilometres
- Gateway to Mali
and Burkina Faso
Access to the Railway loop: Benin-Niger-Burkina Faso-Ivory Coast

Route: Niamey (Niger), Ouagadougou (Burkina
Faso), Ghana
Access to the Dakar-Lagos Corridor
Religion in Ghana:
- Christianity: 71% of the Ghanaian population
- Islam: 17%
- African Traditional Religions
Min Ghanaian ethnicities:
- Akans: 47% of the population of Ghana, 11,5 millions in Ghana (8,5 in
Ivory Coast)
- Akans traditional clothing is the pagne kita (kenté) (kenté)
- Akans groups: Bron, Ashanti, Baoulé, Agni, Appolo, Attié, Abbey, Abidji, Adioukrou, Alladian, Abouré, Ebrié, Avikam, Tchokossi, Akuapem, Denkyira, Fanti
- Mole-Dagbani (Dagombas): 17%
- Ewe: 14%
- Ga-Dangme: 7%
- Lobi (North-East, Mossi
Diaspora)
- Senufo
Ewe Fetish (African Art Exhibition: “The Animal, A Sacred Symbol”)

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