A delegation from the USA led by the Mayor of North Miami, Florida who also doubles as the Vice President of all Mayors in the United States, Dr. Alix Desulme called on the representative of the Volta Region on the Council of State, Gabriel Tanko Kwamigah-Atokple Tanko aimed to drive economic growth, improve infrastructure, and enhance community engagement across the Region.
The discussions also aimed at fostering economic collaboration and strengthening cultural ties between Ghana and Africans in the diaspora to explore investment opportunities, economic growth, and strategic partnerships that will drive sustainable development.
Chief Tankoused the opportunity to highlight the vast economic potential of Ghana and the necessity of returning to the motherland to invest in its future. He emphasized how leveraging Ghana’s abundant resources and fostering meaningful partnerships can drive sustainable growth- “this resonated strongly with the delegation, who expressed keen interest in exploring investment prospects in Ghana”.
Beyond business and investment, Mr. Kwamigah-Atokple passionately advocated for increased support in the health sector, particularly in the Volta Region and urged the delegation to prioritize initiatives aimed at improving healthcare services for women and children, as inclusive development remains significant of our shared vision.
The delegation expressed profound admiration for his vision and leadership, acknowledging the ambitious yet practical approach he brought to economic growth and development as a youth and a Member of the Council of State .
As Ghana continues to position itself as a hub for investment and economic transformation, this meeting reaffirmed our dedication to fostering meaningful partnerships that drive progress and sustainable development.
He promised to remain committed to seeing these discussions translate into tangible actions that uplift our people and create economic opportunity.
Among the delegations were Ambassador Nancy Quartey-Sam, Vice President of the ECOWAS Tourism Private Sector Confederation (COPITUR-ECOWAS),
Prinston Jean- Glaude (Chairman of the Haitian American Chamber of Commerce of Florida) and also doubles as CEO and owner of Primary MedicalCare Centers, which operates five (5) community medical clinics in North Miami, Dr. Lumana Joseph (Forren Chairwoman, Haitian American Chamber of Commerce of Florida), Dorothy Borgelin (Grand Palace Ballroom), and Luc Allens Honoport (Global Financial Insurance Group). Their collective expertise and commitment to international collaboration enriched our discussions and laid the foundation for impactful initiatives for the soon-to-be future.
