IMANI signs partnership agreement with Moroccan Embassy
IMANI and the Embassy of Morocco have signed a partnership agreement for the two bodies to discuss how Ghana and Morocco can promote trade and business not only between the two countries but also among all countries.
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The co-operation seeks to make Ghanaians aware of the opportunities for both Ghana and Morocco.
The Founder of IMANI, Mr Franklin Cudjoe, signed on behalf of the organisation while the Moroccan Ambassador to Ghana, Mrs Nezha Alaoui M’Hammdi, initialled for the embassy after which she presented a cash donation of GH¢10,000 to support IMANI’s 10th anniversary celebration.
Speaking at the ceremony, Mr Cudjoe noted that the Kingdom of Morocco was an important partner to Ghana.
“From the financial sector to energy, Moroccan commercial interest abounds in Ghana even though many Ghanaians are oblivious of this,” he said.
Mrs M’Hammdi, for her part, said: “Today we celebrate the birth of a hopeful collaboration full of projects between the Embassy of Morocco and IMANI. I want to emphasise that this collaboration aims to be a tool to consolidate and strengthen the bilateral relations between Morocco and Ghana.”
She described IMANI as a vibrant voice among Ghanaian think tanks as it had “a very clear mission, steadfast board and committed staff.”
“I stress that this collaboration is a strong signal, which unveils that the power of ideas carried on by the civil society, and should be leveraged for a fruitful co-operation,” she said
