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Ghana Tourism Authority partners Africa’s Brain Bank for Medical City groundbreaking

The Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) has partnered AFRICA’s BRAIN BANK to support a six-day international summit in September that will culminate in the groundbreaking for a proposed Historic Medical City in Ada, positioning the project at the intersection of healthcare development, investment and medical tourism The 7th Annual Summit, Charity Ball and Medical City Groundbreaking will be held from September 3 to 8 in Accra and Ada under the theme, “Africa’s Greatest Wealth, Its People; Restoring Africa’s Health Capital.
Summit, Charity Ball, and Historic Medical City Groundbreaking present a powerful opportunity to welcome the world to Ghana while demonstrating the transformative possibilities that emerge when tourism, healthcare, investment, and development work together,” she said.
She said the proposed Medical City is intended to be more than a healthcare-development project, with potential implications for medical tourism, job creation, Diaspora engagement and national growth.
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