Accra: Angelo Ghana, a subsidiary of Angelo International, a leading biotech multinational company from China, has encouraged Ghanaian youth to take advantage of existing business opportunities and empower themselves. Mr Stone Yuan, the Marketing Director of Angelo Ghana, noted that it was essential for the youth to have the mindset and attitude, and be prepared to take bold steps that would spearhead them to being self-reliant. Speaking to the Ghana News Agency (GNA) on the sidelines of the pre-launch of Angelo Ghana, he said within the last 20 years the company had empowered distributors across 30 countries through a robust network marketing framework, focusing on scientific research, sales, services, and multi-level marketing. He said Angelo was an internationally recognized marketing company which specializes in human rejuvenation and anti-ageing through its organic and genuine products. 'We have invested much in the quality of products delivered by the company and the introduction of these genuine pr oducts showcases our efforts to meet diverse consumer needs,' he stated. Mr. Yuan was hopeful that Angelo would achieve its objectives considering Ghana's business-friendly environment; adding 'I am excited about our business operations in Ghana.' Mr Solomon Okyere, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Carlsberry Empire also advised the youth to develop a culture of saving and investment towards the future, rather than spending money on expensive phones and lifestyles. He stated that the government alone could not create employment for all Ghanaians, hence, the need for individuals particularly the youth to take charge of their own destiny and explore more business opportunities. Mr. Okyere, an independent distributor of Angelo Biotech International, sharing his life experience with GNA, recounted that he hawked on the street of Ashaiman to finance his education, 'it got to a point where he had no option than to invest the little he had saved.' To climax the pre-launch ceremony, Angelo International rewarded and presented 15 vehicles to qualifying business leaders and partners. Source: Ghana News Agency