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Agric Minister calls on Ato Forson to reverse Ghana’s withdrawal from World Bank food programme

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Agric Minister calls on Ato Forson to reverse Ghana’s withdrawal from World Bank food programme

MoFA said the Finance Ministry’s September 23 request to the World Bank to withdraw from the programme was made without prior consultation with the Agriculture Ministry.

The Ministry of Food and Agriculture said the suspension could hinder the Feed Ghana programme and delay the systems needed to register farmers, direct support where it is needed and track delivery.

The Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA) has asked the Ministry of Finance to reverse Ghana’s withdrawal from the West Africa Food System Resilience Programme (FSRP).

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