Deputy Minister for Finance, Dr. Stephen Amoah, welcomed a delegation of Chinese investors to explore collaborative ventures across multiple sectors in Ghana. Discussions focused on health, agriculture, tourism, real estate, energy, aviation, the automobile industry, and railway development.
During the meeting, Dr. Amoah emphasized Ghana’s attractiveness as a business destination, citing its political stability, investor-friendly environment, and strategic position in West Africa as critical factors supporting foreign investments.
Highlighting Ghana’s uninterrupted 30 years of democratic governance, he underscored the nation’s reputation for hospitality and its vast arable lands suitable for various agricultural activities, which he believes contribute to its strong economic potential.
“Ghana remains the most attractive destination to do business as there are enormous opportunities for businesses to thrive,” Dr. Amoah remarked, encouraging the investors to capitalize on Ghana’s diverse opportunities.
He further noted that the government is committed to fostering a conducive environment for both local and foreign investments through regulatory reforms and infrastructure development aimed at enhancing trade and business operations.
With China already established as a key trade partner, the discussions are expected to lay the groundwork for strengthened economic ties, benefiting Ghana’s industrial and infrastructural goals while providing Chinese investors access to untapped market opportunities across vital sectors.
