UK investors will be signing potential business deals worth over £500million in various sectors of the Ghanaian economy, the head of a business delegation that attended the UK-Ghana Investment Summit in Accra yesterday, Baroness Fairhead, has said.
The UK’s Minister of State for Trade and Export Promotion explained that the investments “range from infrastructure projects such as roads, bridges, water treatment plants and rail refurbishment, to support in facilitating investment into Ghana’s priority industrial sectors, to showcasing the unrivalled financial services and world-class professional services expertise of UK firms.”
Baroness Fairhead added that the UK firmly believes in President Akufo-Addo’s vision of ‘Ghana Beyond Aid’, and will offer its support by promoting partnerships between UK companies and local firms.
UK investors will be signing potential business deals worth over £500million in various sectors of the Ghanaian economy, the head of a business delegation that attended the UK-Ghana Investment Summit in Accra yesterday, Baroness Fairhead, has said.
The UK’s Minister of State for Trade and Export Promotion explained that the investments “range from infrastructure projects such as roads, bridges, water treatment plants and rail refurbishment, to support in facilitating investment into Ghana’s priority industrial sectors, to showcasing the unrivalled financial services and world-class professional services expertise of UK firms.”
Baroness Fairhead added that the UK firmly believes in President Akufo-Addo’s vision of ‘Ghana Beyond Aid’, and will offer its support by promoting partnerships between UK companies and local firms.