A statement issued by CFR-Ghana, copied to the Ghana News Agency, said the President would touch on a wide range of issues in foreign policy and global affairs.
It said the lecture originally scheduled for July 25, was being organized by the CFR-Ghana, the nation’s premier think tank on foreign policy and international affairs, and would climax activities to mark the Council’s Fifth Anniversary.
GNA
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