Colombia and Ghana agree to create a new trade route between the ports of Cartagena and Tema

TL;DR

Colombia and Ghana have signed a trade agreement to establish a maritime transport route.
The route will connect the port of Cartagena de Indias (Colombia) with the port of Tema (Ghana).
The initiative aims to strengthen trade and investment between Latin America and Africa.
The announcement was made by Colombian Vice President Francia Márquez at the High-Level CELAC-Africa Forum in Bogotá.
The forum gathers 33 CELAC countries and delegations from 19 African nations to boost South-South cooperation.
The presidents of Colombia, Uruguay, and Brazil are attending the forum.
Colombia will hand over the pro tempore presidency of CELAC to Uruguay during the summit.

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