President John Dramani Mahama began his engagements on the sidelines of the 81st UN General Assembly with a meeting in New York on Sunday with Alex Soros, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Open Society Foundation (OSF).
Mr Soros, an investor and philanthropist who has previously engaged with President Mahama, and his organisation are interested in exploring partnerships and providing support for ECOWAS’ integration efforts.
Sunday’s meeting was a precursor to a planned presidential roundtable engagement being coordinated by the Foundation with a select group of global foundation presidents and CEOs, including Gates, Ford, OSF, Hewlett Packard, Hilton, Rockefeller, Humanity United, Anglo American, Chandler and USB Optimus, among others.
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@markgoldbridge Both are very injury prone....for the money that would be involved I do not think either are worth the gamble. Don't get me wrong they are two very very good players but we need to be smart.
🚨🗣️ Gary Neville on Matheus Cunha’s performance vs Everton:
“Today, it looked like Matheus Cunha was desperate for a goal. He was selfish at times and missed some very good chances. That pass from Rashford should’ve been a goal. I honestly don’t know how he didn’t score that.”