Accra, Ghana

MCESG Region 7 (MSGBn Company G) (HQMC F Company)
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COUNTRY INFORMATION

Recognized: 1957
Relations established: 1957
Legation/embassy established: 1957
First ambassador: Peter Rutter
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Ghana was known as Gold Coast until independence in 1957.

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