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A Diplomatic team of investors from Miami, Florida, in the USA, had paid their 8-day visit to Ghana in line to help improve the business opportunities in the country.
The team was led by Dr. Erhabor Ighodaro, President / CEO of the Greater Miami Gardens International Chamber of Commerce, and Shannan “Lady” Ighodaro of 100 Plus Women of Virtue, Inc.
Dr. Erhabor Ighodaro’s team showed massive support to impact the Ghanaian tourism industry, the Ghana Business Enterprises, and even the lives of Ghanaians who are less privileged.
The team, whose mission was to help find and build good investment opportunities in Ghana and also build a good business relationship between the 2 countries, took the opportunity to visit the Ghana Tourism Authority in Tema, where they had the opportunity to visit the Ghana Cocoa Industry and also had a taste of some made-in-Ghana cocoa products produced by the Ghana Cocoa Industry in Tema.
The aim of Dr. Erhabor Ighodaro’s team mission was to help Ghana to get a better stand in the exportation and importation process through the business tour to see the Tema Harbor, where they had the opportunity to learn and experience the business and daily activities within the Ghana Port.
The Diplomatic team of investors from Miami, Florida, in the USA was hosted by Ambassador Nancy Sam (President, Women in Tourism Ghana, and Tourism Ambassador for Miami in the USA) to pave the way for such high-profile investors to open their business channels for the country of Ghana.
The Diplomatic team also Paid Official Visit to High Profile People in Ghana such as the Former President of Ghana, John Kofi Agyekum Kufuor and also Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams, a prominent religious leader and charismatic preacher from Ghana.
The Mission took the opportunity to also visit historical and tourist sites in Ghana.
Places such as the Cape Coast Castle and the Wall of the Ancestors were never left out during this magnificent moment of our brothers and sisters from the diaspora.
