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Ghana’s BRICS bid must be guided by national interest – International Affairs Analyst
Constitutional requirements and parliamentary oversight On the legal implications of Ghana’s proposed membership, Prince Sadat referred to Articles 40, 73 and 75 of the 1992 Constitution, which address aspects of the country’s international relations and the treatment of international agreements.
International affairs analyst and legal researcher Prince Anuwar-Sadat Amadu has urged the government to ensure that Ghana’s bid to join BRICS is guided by national interests, economic analysis and strategic diplomatic considerations.
Economic opportunities and limitations Prince Sadat said the central question was whether BRICS membership would advance Ghana’s economic transformation and diplomatic interests, rather than whether the grouping was viewed as a rival to Western-led institutions.
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