According to him, the new government is ready to create a conducive business environment for investors.
In an article titled “Ghana is Open for Business: A New Dawn for Investment and Economic Prosperity,” he emphasized that the president has a vision to support the private sector.
He stated, “Ghana is indeed open for business, and President Mahama has pledged to usher in a new era of investment opportunities for both local and international investors. The government recognizes the private sector as the driving force behind Ghana’s economic recovery and long-term growth. It is, therefore, committed to creating an enabling environment where businesses can thrive.”
He further noted that the president has expressed strong political will to implement bold and necessary reforms proposed by stakeholders, including the private sector, to reset Ghana’s economy and drive long-term stability.
Madjie also highlighted that the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) is prepared to support businesses that choose to invest in the country.
“Ghana maintains a stable and predictable political climate, as evidenced by peaceful elections and smooth transitions of power. This makes it one of the most attractive investment destinations in Africa.
“Moreover, Ghana’s investment regulations provide adequate protection for investors and their investments. Investors also gain access to the wider African market through the AfCFTA. The GIPC stands ready to assist both local and foreign investors in leveraging all available opportunities in the country, particularly those presented by the 24-hour economy,” he added.
Source: www.ghanaweb.com
