President John Dramani Mahama has extended an invitation to the Chinese investor community to collaborate with Ghana in establishing mutually beneficial economic partnerships across key sectors.
He emphasized that Ghana is once again open for business and ready to welcome strategic investments that will drive economic growth and development.
Speaking at the Chinese Lantern Festival Gala held at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium, President Mahama reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to creating a conducive business environment that fosters innovation, industrialization, and sustainable development.
He highlighted the long-standing diplomatic and economic relations between Ghana and China, urging investors to take advantage of the country’s strategic location, rich natural resources, and expanding market potential.
Key Areas for Investment and Collaboration
President Mahama outlined several sectors where Ghana and China could deepen cooperation, including:
Infrastructure Development: Enhancing roads, railways, and energy projects.
Manufacturing and Industrialization: Establishing factories and processing plants to boost local production.
Agriculture and Agribusiness: Expanding mechanized farming and value-added agro-processing.
Technology and Digital Economy: Partnering in ICT, innovation hubs, and e-commerce.
Tourism and Hospitality: Strengthening Ghana’s position as a top destination for Chinese tourists.
He assured investors that his government is committed to ensuring transparency, policy stability, and business-friendly reforms to attract long-term investments.
“Ghana is ready to do business. We seek genuine partnerships that will create jobs, enhance skills transfer, and promote economic prosperity for both our nations.
The opportunities are vast, and we welcome Chinese investors to be part of our growth story,” President Mahama stated.
The Chinese Lantern Festival, which symbolizes unity and prosperity, provided a fitting platform to reinforce Ghana-China relations, with both nations expressing optimism about strengthening trade, cultural exchange, and economic cooperation in the years ahead.
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