The United States has invested $440,480 in climate-smart dried fruits production in Ghana, aiming to enhance trade and create jobs in the region.
This initiative focuses on promoting sustainable agricultural practices that not only improve the quality of dried fruits but also support local farmers. By fostering a climate-resilient production system, the investment is expected to boost economic opportunities and strengthen Ghana's position in the global dried fruit market.
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