‘Industries must re-strategise for EU market’

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• marfo 10 years ago

  WHERE ARE THE INDUSTRIES.

  WHERE ARE THE INDUSTRIES.

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• Dr Robert Glah 10 years ago

  \For his part, Mr. Folikumah maintained that whether the country signs the agreements or not, it has an “economic adjustment cost” to bear.
  
  
  He also said signing the partnership will challenge Ghana to build its comp ...
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  \For his part, Mr. Folikumah maintained that whether the country signs the agreements or not, it has an “economic adjustment cost” to bear.
  
  
  He also said signing the partnership will challenge Ghana to build its competitiveness, increase the capacity of local industries, and increase exports to take advantage of the opportunity.
  
  But you failed to meet that challenge during the Interim EPAs since 2008. Why?

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• Dr Jay 10 years ago

  I wonder if the goods we make can ever compete with goods from EU?
  
  The reality is our industrialization will fail once EPA is signed.
  
  We will just be West African Nations of consumers period.

  I wonder if the goods we make can ever compete with goods from EU?
  
  The reality is our industrialization will fail once EPA is signed.
  
  We will just be West African Nations of consumers period.

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• ALI 10 years ago

  GHANA MUST STICK TO IRAN AND TURKY AND ALL THE ARABS LIKE WE HAVE BEEN DOING SO MANY YEARS WHY RE-STRATEGISE
  NOW STICK TO OUR ARB BROTHERS AND FIDEL CASTRO AND BASHIR FROM THE SUDAN THIS IS OUR REAL BROTHERS

  GHANA MUST STICK TO IRAN AND TURKY AND ALL THE ARABS LIKE WE HAVE BEEN DOING SO MANY YEARS WHY RE-STRATEGISE
  NOW STICK TO OUR ARB BROTHERS AND FIDEL CASTRO AND BASHIR FROM THE SUDAN THIS IS OUR REAL BROTHERS

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• Sulley 10 years ago

  Don't challenge the will of the people Mahama .

  Don't challenge the will of the people Mahama .

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