President John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed his administration’s strong commitment to fostering private sector growth as a key driver of Ghana’s economic transformation, ahead of the upcoming Ghana CEO Summit.
Speaking in anticipation of the high-level gathering, President Mahama underscored the critical role of the private sector in job creation, innovation, and sustainable economic development. He noted that government remains focused on creating an enabling environment that allows businesses to thrive and expand.
According to him, strengthening partnerships between the public and private sectors is essential for accelerating growth and building a resilient economy capable of withstanding global shocks.
President Mahama highlighted a number of policy interventions aimed at supporting businesses, including efforts to improve access to financing, streamline regulatory processes, and enhance infrastructure development. He stressed that reducing the cost of doing business in Ghana remains a top priority.
He also pointed to ongoing reforms designed to boost investor confidence, attract both local and foreign investment, and promote entrepreneurship across various sectors of the economy.
The President indicated that the Ghana CEO Summit will provide a valuable platform for dialogue between government and business leaders, enabling stakeholders to discuss practical solutions to the challenges facing the private sector.
He encouraged participants to use the forum to share ideas, forge strategic partnerships, and contribute to shaping policies that support inclusive economic growth.
President Mahama further assured the business community of government’s readiness to listen and respond to their concerns, emphasizing that collaboration is key to unlocking Ghana’s full economic potential.
The Ghana CEO Summit is expected to bring together top executives, policymakers, and industry leaders to deliberate on strategies for advancing Ghana’s economic agenda, with a strong focus on private sector-led growth.
