Speaking on behalf of the group, a farmer leader warned that the decision could discourage cocoa production and negatively affect the local economy.
The engagement comes amid renewed global interest in Ghana’s indigenous textiles, following President John Dramani Mahama’s recent appearance in Fugu during a state visit to Zambia
The payments come at a time when Ghana’s cocoa sector is under strain, with several farmers reporting delays in receiving payments for cocoa delivered over the past few months, heightening concerns about liquidity and confidence in the sector.
Speaking at the signing of the bill, President Mahama described the move as a decisive step from policy design to action, noting that the focus would now be on implementation with a strong emphasis on job creation.
Reaffirming its commitment to accountability, the Ministry stated that Ghana will maintain regular diplomatic engagement with Latvian authorities and continue to use all appropriate legal and diplomatic avenues to ensure that due process is followed and justice is served.
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