Prime Minister Manning in the Royal Kente presented to him by President Kufuor Priesident J. A. Kufour has offically ended his three-day state visit to the Islands state of Trinidad and Tobago where he participated in this year's Emacipation Day in that country.
President Kufuor held bilateral talks with the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Rt Hon Patrick Manning at his office.
The Ghanaian Head of State later visited San Fernando, the second largest city and home city of the Prime Minister as will as the industrial city of that country where he addressed the Council of State.
Before departing, President Kufuor met with the Ghanaian Community in the Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago and advised them to be law abiding as well as remember their motherland Ghana.
Domonstrating the Ghanaian proverbial hospitality, President Kufuor presented a royal Kente to his host, Prime Minister Manning.
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Great visit The People of St Joseph and curepe came out at Curepe Junction in cultural explosion to meet the President as he slowly drove by. There was steelband music ,Drumming ,Dance and even the Bobo shante community came out in full colours to greet this great leader David Taitt Secretary St Joseph Community Council 1 868 783 3878(your link to Trinidad and Tobago) call any time