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'Concrete Projects' to Help Humanity & Reshape Diplomacy: Ghanaian Participant on Expectations From Second World Public Assembly

'Concrete Projects' to Help Humanity & Reshape Diplomacy: Ghanaian Participant on Expectations From Second World Public Assembly

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'Concrete Projects' to Help Humanity & Reshape Diplomacy: Ghanaian Participant on Expectations From Second World Public Assembly"This year we are looking at... 18.09.2026, Sputnik Africa

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'Concrete Projects' to Help Humanity & Reshape Diplomacy: Ghanaian Participant on Expectations From Second World Public Assembly"This year we are looking at more concrete steps, concrete actions and what is going to make the world a better place," John Aggrey, CEO of the Ghana-Russia center for commerce and social relations, told Sputnik Africa on the sidelines of the event. While the "colonizers and those Western powers are trying to rewrite history," blaming Africans for slavery and the colonial era, BRICS offers "the way forward," Aggrey added. "BRICS is now becoming also a geopolitical platform," with its New Development Bank potentially funding projects in Africa in local currencies, Robinder Nath Sachdev, international relations expert from India, explained to Sputnik Africa."Black history has to be written by Black people. This is our agenda," said Asfaw Abule Wossen, Ethiopian representative, answering Sputnik Africa's question. Watch the video for more insights from the participants.Subscribe to @sputnik_africa Sputnik Africa | X

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