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Ghanaian activities
Ghanaian activities 1600 1200 paul
  1. Do you want to start businees in Ghana? Ghana Union Hamburg End of  Year Get-Together on 25th January, 2020. BE THERE!!!!!!!!!
  2. UGAG NRC Meeting in Freiburg im Breisgau on 2nd May, 2020
  3. Ghana Union Mannheim-Ludwigshafen 2oth Anniversary
  4. UGAG Cultural Festival in Mannheim

 

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Ghana Union Kiel Inauguration ceremony
Ghana Union Kiel Inauguration ceremony 4032 3024 Aaron

It was a great occasion.

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Meeting with the Embassy
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UGAG Executive Board Meets The Ambassador H.E Mrs Gina Blay

In November 2017, the Ambassodor H.E Mrs Gina Blay invited the UGAG executive board to her Office in Berlin. As a newly appointed Ambassador, she wanted to meet UGAG to discuss issues arising in the Ghanaian community in Germany.
It was a very open and fruitful discussion. She expressed her desire to work closely with UGAG. Her excellency did not break her promises. She has since attended UGAG´s NRC meeting in Mannheim in May, 2018 and has already confirmed to attend the impending NRC in Worms on the 4th of May, 2019.

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The UGAG initiative: Signature to petition Ghanaian Authorities on renunciation
The UGAG initiative: Signature to petition Ghanaian Authorities on renunciation 150 150 Johnny

UGAG has already sent a petition to the parliament of Ghana, asking for extra ID-cards for Ghanaian born who have naturalised in Germany so that there would not be the need to apply for visa when travelling home. UGAG wants to go the extra mile to ask parliament to take steps to help Ghanaians who want to naturalise in Germany keep their Ghanaian passports. Usually, Ghanaians who want to naturalise in Germany have to give up their Ghanaian citizenship. We feel there are many disadvantages that go with the renunciation. UGAG therefore intends to go round the country to gather signatures from Ghanaians and send them together with a petition to parliament.

Remittance to Ghana

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Lecture There will be a lecture on “Remittances to Ghana” on May 4th 2019, during the UGAG NRC meeting. The content of the lecture will be handed over to the delegates present for further discussion at the meetings of the various local Ghana unions.

https://ugagglobal.de/news5/
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Signature of Ghanaians and Ghanaian-born living in Germany; petition for Dual Citizenship
Signature of Ghanaians and Ghanaian-born living in Germany; petition for Dual Citizenship 389 130 Johnny

A letter has been sent by UGAG to Diaspora Office in Ghana, Parliament and the Embassy of Ghana in Berlin to petition them so that “Ghanaian Germans” could be exempted from visa requirement, when travelling to Ghana. UGAG received response from Diaspora Office in Ghana that they have talked to Foreign Affairs Ministry and the ministry assured Diaspora that it will work to modify this “anomaly”. The anomaly is that “once a Ghanaian, remains a Ghanaian”,

In order to accelerate this petition, UGAG will embark on collection of  signatures from all Local Unions to support our petition which has already been sent to the authorities in Ghana The signatures to be collected now are for the purpose to abolish denunciation of the Ghanaian Citizenship, when they decide to take the German citizenship.

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UGAG News
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Be informed about UGAG

We will keep you posted

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How to make business in Ghana
How to make business in Ghana 1920 1282 Johnny
Understand the business rules:

Please consult the Ghana Embassy in Berlin for guidelines

Address:
Stanvangerstraße 17-18
10439 Berlin
Tel: +49305471490
Website: www.ghanaemberlin.de

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Collection of data of all Ghanaians living in Germany
Collection of data of all Ghanaians living in Germany 284 177 Johnny

The Ghana embassy has asked UGAG to help gather contact details of all Ghanaians living in Germany. This will enable the embassy to help when the need arises. For example, in death cases, it will help the embassy to contact and inform family members swiftly in Ghana. Steps are being taken to kick-start this exercise.

Dear country brothers and sisters, let us take this as important for all.

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