Ghana, Czech Republic worried about U.S. tariffs imposition

Ghana and the Czech Republic are concerned about new tariffs. These tariffs apply to goods exported to the United States.

They believe these unilateral tariffs could disrupt international trade. This move may also harm economies around the world.

President John Dramani Mahama spoke at a press conference. He was joined by Czech President Petr Pavel, who is visiting Ghana.

Mahama warned that the US government's decision lacks a consistent trade framework. This could undermine international cooperation and development.

He noted that factories in Ghana might seek cheaper tariff options elsewhere. This situation could have severe implications for everyone involved.