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GIPA identifies 45 bankable projects 
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GIPA identifies 45 bankable projects 

The Ghana Investment Promotion Authority (GIPA) has identified 45 bankable investment projects across five northern regions as part of efforts to mobilise private capital, expand local processing and create jobs through investments in agriculture, renewable energy, solid minerals and tourism.

Samuel SAM·

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