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21st January 2018- In a glamorous event last Saturday 20th January 2018, Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City Accra Ghana emerged as the ‘5 star hotel of the year’ at this year’s Ghana Hotel Award’s. The well-attended dinner attracted hospitality industry players across the country.

On receiving the award, Executive Assistant Manager, Miss Cornelia Zschunke could not hide her excitement and was thankful to the Ghana Hotel Association for conferring such an honour to the Kempinski Accra team. This is the second time the hotel has received this accolade; first for 2015 and now for 2017.

Mr Herbert Acquaye, the National President of the Ghana Hotels Association said the event was to honour hardworking hotels and hoteliers for their sterling performance in the industry and added the immense contribution of the industry towards the growth of the economy through employment, taxes and fees.

Founded in 1975 the Ghana Hotel Association was set up with the vision to see a vibrant hospitality sector whereby all hotels in the country have qualified personnel to merit international standards and offer quality service delivery.

Over the past few years, the Kempinski Hotel Accra Ghana has received several accolades such as the Best Hotel in West Africa from ATQ, Luxury New Hotel, Luxury Business Hotel and Luxury Hotel and Conference Center from the World Luxury Hotel Awards commanding reverence and setting the standard for luxury hotels within the country.

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The European Union said it plans to use Ghana’s market as a target to reach the other countries in the Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS region.

The EU is working closely with Ghana to further diversify and expand the country’s production and export particularly in the Agric sector where Ghana has so much potential.

This was disclosed by the European Union Ambassador to Ghana, William Hanna at the first meeting of the joint committee on the implementation of the Interim Economic Partnership Agreement, IEPA.

In an interview with JoyBusiness, Ambassador Hanna said that the EU is in the process of working with some investors from the region to take advantage of Ghana’s business potentials.

“The IEPA has all the ingredients to support Ghana’s homegrown beyond aid strategy designed to encourage more investment and competitive private sector.” Ambassador Hanna said.

Background to the ACP/EU relation

In December 2007, Ghana and the EU initialled an Interim Economic Partnership Agreement (IEPA) in Accra, which provides a framework for trade in goods only between the two parties.

The IEPA was necessitated by the looming deadline for the previous agreement that governed trade and aid relations between the ACP countries and the EU.

The previous agreement, known as the Cotonou Agreement, had been in existence since 2000. The Cotonou Agreement was preceded by four Lome Accords.

These agreements set the terms for trade between the EU and ACP from the post-colonial period of the late 1950s up to 2007.

A special feature of these agreements was their being underpinned by the so-called ‘special relationship’ between the EU and the ACP Countries, which among other things, sought to grant ACP Countries preferential access to the EU market

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