The French Ambassador to Ghana, Anne Sophie Avé in collaboration with Twinsdntbeg and Lakeside Village is set to present the "TwinsDntBeg Premier Photo Exhibition & Creative Showcase".
The event comes off on April 3, at the residence of the France Ambassador at Cantonment in Accra.

The anticipated high-profile event is designed to be a night of artistic displays, diplomatic and business conversation, wining, dining and good music.
It is expected to attract great personalities from the diplomatic corps, top business executives, politicians, and other high-profile personalities.
The event is strictly by invitation.
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