UK-Ghana Chamber joins strategic retreat to strengthen Ghana’s revenue systems

The UK-Ghana Chamber of Commerce (UKGCC) has participated in the annual Ghana Revenue Programme (GRP) Strategic Retreat organised by the UK in Ghana.

The retreat brought together key stakeholders to assess progress under the programme and shape the next phase of delivery.

The annual engagement provided a platform to review key milestones, document lessons learned, and consolidate successes across the programme.

The retreat convened representatives from the Ghana Revenue Authority, the Africa Center for Energy Policy, the Ministry of Finance, TaxDev, and the UK in Ghana to promote cross-sector collaboration.

The engagement focused on strengthening Ghana’s revenue systems through coordinated stakeholder participation.

The retreat was joined by the Commissioner of the Domestic Tax Revenue Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority, Dr. Martin Kolbil Yamborigya.

Dr. Yamborigya engaged participants on key project challenges and welcomed practical, solution-driven contributions from partners.

The week-long engagement featured panel discussions, breakout sessions, and knowledge-sharing activities.

The discussions reinforced a shared commitment to improving tax policy, enhancing voluntary compliance, and strengthening domestic revenue mobilisation.