President John Dramani Mahama has declared that Ghana is once again open and fully prepared to welcome investors, partners, and global businesses, signalling renewed confidence in the country’s economic direction.
According to him, the government is committed to restoring macroeconomic stability, strengthening investor confidence, and creating a conducive environment for both local and foreign investments. He stressed that Ghana remains one of Africa’s most attractive destinations for trade and enterprise, backed by its strategic location, political stability, and skilled workforce.
President Mahama noted that ongoing reforms and policy measures are aimed at boosting productivity, supporting the private sector, and enhancing transparency in governance. He added that the administration is determined to remove bureaucratic bottlenecks, improve infrastructure, and promote industrial growth to drive sustainable development.
He urged the international business community to take advantage of emerging opportunities in sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, energy, tourism, and digital innovation.
“Ghana is back and open for business,” he reaffirmed, assuring investors of a stable, predictable, and business-friendly environment.
