The Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Investment Promotion Authority (GIPA), Simon Madjie, has held discussions with Germany’s Ambassador to Ghana, Frederik Landshöft, on strengthening bilateral trade and attracting increased German investment into Ghana.
The meeting focused on key areas of potential cooperation, including technology transfer, job creation, renewable energy and the development of Ghana’s carbon market.
Ahead of the Invest Ghana Summit 2026, scheduled for November 16–17, Mr Madjie highlighted Ghana’s investment potential and the opportunities available to foreign investors across strategic sectors of the economy.
He emphasised the importance of promoting Ghana as an attractive investment destination and strengthening partnerships that could support economic growth and development.
For his part, Mr Landshöft stressed the need to translate business interest in Ghana into tangible investments, increased local production and the creation of skilled employment opportunities.
The discussions also highlighted the potential for stronger cooperation between Ghana and Germany in promoting sustainable investment and facilitating the transfer of technology and expertise.
The meeting reaffirmed both countries’ commitment to deepening economic ties and creating opportunities for mutually beneficial trade and investment.
The upcoming Invest Ghana Summit is expected to provide a platform for engagement between investors, policymakers and business leaders to explore investment opportunities and strengthen partnerships in Ghana.
