A high-level Ghanaian delegation has concluded a strategic mission to Hyderabad, India, aimed at deepening industrial cooperation, attracting investment, and advancing the government’s 24-Hour Economy and Accelerated Export Development Programme.
The delegation was led by Mr. Goosie Tanoh, Head of the 24-Hour Economy Secretariat, and comprised representatives from the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC), industry leaders, academic institutions, and regulatory bodies.
The visit focused on studying India’s pharmaceutical and manufacturing sectors to support Ghana’s plans to develop industrial parks, expand local manufacturing, and drive export-led economic growth.
During the mission, the delegation engaged with key industry players and explored opportunities for collaboration in renewable energy, bio-energy, skills development, technology transfer, and industrial innovation.
Deputy Chief Executive Officer of GIPC, Mr. Razak Baba, used the engagements to showcase Ghana’s investment potential, highlighting the country’s strategic location, political stability, and access to regional markets through the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
He noted that Ghana remains well-positioned as a gateway to West Africa and the broader African market, making it an attractive destination for investors seeking to expand operations on the continent.
The delegation also held discussions with companies including ATRI Group and SAI Bioenergy on potential investment opportunities and partnerships that could support Ghana’s industrial transformation agenda.
Officials said the mission forms part of broader efforts to strengthen Ghana-India relations and attract investments that will boost industrial production, create jobs, enhance exports, and promote value addition across key sectors of the economy.
