The Ghana Export-Import (EXIM) Bank has officially launched the 2026 edition of its three-day AgroTech Fair in , bringing together key players in agriculture, technology, and agribusiness to showcase innovations aimed at transforming the sector.
The event, which is part of the Bank’s broader strategy to promote export-led growth and agricultural modernization, is expected to attract farmers, agritech startups, investors, policymakers, and development partners from across the country and beyond.
Speaking at the opening ceremony, officials of the EXIM Bank highlighted the critical role of technology in improving productivity, enhancing value addition, and increasing the competitiveness of Ghanaian agricultural products on the global market. They noted that the AgroTech Fair serves as a platform to connect stakeholders, facilitate knowledge sharing, and promote investment in modern farming solutions.
The fair features exhibitions of cutting-edge technologies, including precision farming tools, irrigation systems, digital platforms for market access, and agro-processing equipment. Participants are also engaging in panel discussions, workshops, and business-to-business meetings focused on financing opportunities, export readiness, and sustainable agricultural practices.
Organisers say the initiative aligns with national efforts to boost food security, create jobs, and reduce post-harvest losses through innovation. They further emphasised the importance of supporting smallholder farmers with access to technology and finance to enable them to scale up production and meet international standards.
Over the three days, the AgroTech Fair is expected to foster partnerships between local and international stakeholders, while providing a marketplace for agribusinesses to showcase their products and services.
The EXIM Bank reiterated its commitment to supporting Ghana’s agricultural value chain and empowering businesses to take advantage of export opportunities, noting that events such as the AgroTech Fair are crucial in driving the country’s economic transformation agenda.
