Ghana Pairs With Russia for First Nuclear Plant as Putin Meets Mahama in Moscow

Ghana Pairs With Russia for First Nuclear Plant as Putin Meets Mahama in Moscow

Ghana is turning to Russia to build its first nuclear power plant, with the plan discussed during bilateral talks between President John Dramani Mahama and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow.

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Ghana has turned to Russia for help building its first nuclear power plant, with the plan discussed at a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama in Moscow [278034]. The bilateral talks took place one day after the Russia-Africa summit [278034]. The two leaders discussed Ghana's plan to build its first nuclear power plant with Russian support [278034].

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