The Royal Danish Embassy in Accra has donated a Nissan Patrol vehicle to the Business Law Division of the Attorney-General’s Department at a ceremony in Accra.
An official of the Embassy, Mr. Erik Rasmussen handed over the key to the vehicle to the Minister for Justice and Attorney-General, Papa Owusu-Ankomah who received them on behalf of the division.
The vehicle, which is one of two promised the division by the Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA) is to help strengthen the efforts of the ministry in facilitating the work of the Business Law Division which is tasked to review laws in Ghana.
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