Chicago-Accra sister-city agreement (1989)

CTL-E-1674 · Event · other · 1980s

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Sister-city relationship established between Chicago, Illinois and Accra, Ghana.

Notes

RELP39 new supporting entity.

Relationships

Accra, Ghana — held at
A City Council resolution establishing Chicago and Accra, Ghana as sister cities was signed by Mayor Richard M. Daley on June 28, 1989.

Sources

RocketReach - Chicago Sister Cities International information

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