The government has reiterated its commitment to strengthening Ghana’s energy sector, infrastructure development and sustainable real estate growth as key pillars for the successful implementation of the 24-Hour Economy policy.
Speaking at the Ghana Investment and Trade Week (GITW) Conference 2026 held at the Palms Convention Centre in Accra, a representative of the Minister for Energy and Green Transition, Dr John Abdulai Jinapor, Richard Gyan-Mensah highlighted the importance of integrating energy, infrastructure, mobility and real estate development to enhance Ghana’s investment competitiveness.
Delivering remarks on behalf of the Minister on the theme, “Powering Ghana’s 24-Hour Economy: Integrating Infrastructure, Energy Mobility, and Sustainable Real Estate for Investment and Trade Competitiveness,” the Deputy Minister said reliable energy supply and modern infrastructure are critical to supporting industrial expansion and economic transformation.
The address emphasised the role of strategic investments and Public-Private Partnerships in creating an enabling environment for businesses to thrive, attract investment and expand trade opportunities.
According to the Deputy Minister, ongoing government reforms are aimed at building a stable and competitive economy capable of supporting industrial growth, creating jobs and positioning Ghana as a hub for regional trade.
The GITW Conference, organised under the auspices of the Ghana Chamber of Construction Industry, brought together industry leaders, investors, policymakers and stakeholders to discuss opportunities for infrastructure development, energy solutions and economic growth.
