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MoFA urges Finance Ministry to reverse World Bank food programme withdrawal over GH¢643m commitments
The Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA) has urged the Ministry of Finance to reverse Ghana’s withdrawal from the West Africa Food System Resilience Programme (FSRP), warning that the decision could put GH¢643.
The ministry is therefore seeking an urgent review of the decision to withdraw from the programme to safeguard the commitments already made and prevent possible financial and contractual consequences.
In a letter to the Finance Minister, Agriculture Minister Eric Opoku said the Finance Ministry’s September 23 request to the World Bank to withdraw Ghana from the programme was made without prior consultation with MoFA.
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