Discover This $20 Million 1District 1Factory Company In Ghana.

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With up to 20 million dollars already invested in the Ekumfi fruits and juices limited project through the District One factory program, it is clear that Ghana's industrialization ambition is alive and well. Stick with Africa Reloaded until the end as we examine what the $20 million investment means for the country and the Industrial Company under the one District One factory initiative and all the details surrounding this incredible developmental initiative. This indicates that Ghana's industrialization agenda is being pursued as a key factor to the nation's rights from developing to a fully developed economy. Before we get started, as always, I would appreciate a like on this video and a channel subscription.
Many developing nations, including Ghana, are making industrialization a top development priority and beginning to implement ambitious, long-term industrial development plans that will foster economic growth, encourage the acquisition of skills, and provide the necessary resources to meet developmental standards. According to Frederick kwabena Aqua, the company's director of operations, a sum of roughly 20 million dollars has been invested in Ekumfi fruits and juices limited with this in mind. He added that in addition to many others working on the farms, the factory has hired roughly 75 workers. He said that these individuals have received training in a variety of fields, including engineering, to increase the factory's capacity for output. The one District One factory program led to the establishment of the Ekumfi fruits and juices limited in 2019. This is in light of potential in the New Market.
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