Turkish President Recep Tayyip Ergogan would, on Tuesday March 1, address the Parliament of Ghana as part of a two-day state visit to the country.
This would be the second time a Turkish leader would be addressing Ghana’s Parliament.
President Erdogan’s address, according to Ms Kate Addo, the Deputy Director of Public Affairs of Parliament, is expected to cover issues of bilateral trade and political relations between Turkey and Ghana.
Issues of migration and employment between the two countries are also expected to take the centre stage of his address to the House.
Source: GNA
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