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Website Launched to Engage Ghanaian Diaspora
Ghana - IOM Ghana, in coordination with the Government of Ghana, has launched www.ghanaiandiaspora.com – a website dedicated to creating links between Ghana’s three million-strong diaspora and the country’s development.
“The goal of the new site, which is part of an IOM Development Fund-financed project – Linking the Ghanaian Diaspora to Development – is to act as a one-stop shop for all diaspora-related information and to respond to queries from the diaspora,” says IOM Ghana Chief of Mission Dyane Epstein.
The site launch coincides with the launch of a Diaspora Support Unit based at Ghana’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Website users can contact the unit through the website and sign up for a quarterly newsletter, the first issue of which will be released in December.
IOM Ghana is working with various Ghanaian government agencies to ensure a comprehensive and multi-sectoral approach to diaspora engagement.
For more information please contact
Dyane Epstein
IOM Ghana
Tel. +233 (0)244 313 625
Email: depstein@iom.int