Embassy of the United States Accra, Ghana

UPDATED: 08 Jun 2009 GMT

President Obama In Ghana
The United States has a “partnership of tangible results” with Ghana — a nation that is already well under way in its preparations to welcome President Obama July 10–11 — says Aaron H. Sherinian, a senior official with the U.S. Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC).

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President Obama's Policy Speech in Egypt
President Barack Obama delivers much-anticipated message to Muslim world from auditorium at Cairo University campus, 04 June, 2009.

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Ghanaian Scholars Receive US$ 5 Million to Study in U.S.
In order to encourage mutual understanding and strengthen the excellent relations between Ghana and the United States, scholarships are made available each year by the U.S. Government for Ghanaian citizens to study in America.

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