The Minister for Trade, Agribusiness and Industry, Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, has reaffirmed Ghana’s commitment to attracting strategic global investment, saying the country offers strong opportunities backed by government policy support and macroeconomic stability.
She gave the assurance during a meeting in Accra on Thursday, July 2, with a United Kingdom delegation led by Shivani Patel, Director of SP Consulting Ltd.
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The Minister said the government is partnering with the private sector to drive industrial growth and create jobs.
She highlighted key government projects, including the revitalisation of the Pwalugu Tomato Factory, the Greater Kumasi Industrial Park and the Marine Drive Project, which are expected to boost manufacturing, tourism, infrastructure and employment.
Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare also pointed to the recently approved Agribusiness, Automotive and Component Manufacturing, Textiles and Garments, and Pharmaceutical policies, saying they provide a clear regulatory framework and reduce investment risks.
The UK delegation described Ghana as a priority investment destination, citing its macroeconomic stability, improving institutional framework and strong growth prospects in West Africa.
The meeting follows discussions held during the Ghana–UK Summit in June 2026.
