Foreign Policy Toward Ghana

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"BRITISH, AMERICAN AND FRENCH POLICY TOWARD GHANA 1996-1998

Introduction
This research paper examines the contemporary foreign policy of three Western nations - Great Britain, the United States and France - toward the Republic of Ghana. Today, all three countries enjoy amicable relations with Ghana, but the French relationship is relatively insignificant. These Western nations economically and diplomatically support Ghana's efforts to modernize and restructure its economy, to democratize its politics and to play a constructive role in West African affairs. That support is extended on a fairly low-scale, low-risk basis because of the problems the West encountered in dealing with Ghana in the first two decades after it obtained independence and because of economic and political uncertainties in Ghana."

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