Building on significant natural resources,
Ghana is committed to improving its
physical infrastructure, roads and
transportation networks and becoming
a manufacturing & transportation hub
for West Africa. Moreover, Ghana has
recently embarked on an ambitious but
achievable reform programme to
improve the investment climate for both
local and international investors.
These efforts have paid off tremendously
with Ghana being ranked 114th & singled
out as the fastest growing economy in West
Africa, according to the 2019 Ease of Doing
Business Report. The country has developed
into an established business destination for
investors seeking a conducive business
environment, committed and progressive
government-private sector participation,
political stability, transparent regulations and
a dynamic private sector ready for
partnerships
The government is committed to implementing policies that reduce the general
cost of doing business to promote investor
confidence in the country.As the second largest cocoa producer in the
world, Ghana has a solid tradition of
investments in agriculture and
agro-processing. The financial services &
telecommunications sectors are fast gaining
ground, providing dynamic and innovative
services to the most diverse customers in the
world. Further opportunities exist in
manufacturing, ICT, energy, pharmaceuticals,
transport, textiles and garments and tourism.Mineral deposits include gold, bauxite and
diamond abound, and with the discovery of
oil, Ghana’s famous black star has never
shone brighter.
