The Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) has introduced a 24-hour premium service to accelerate investment registration and approvals, reinforcing Ghana’s commitment to investor-friendly reforms and economic growth.
At a media briefing in Accra, GIPC CEO Simon Madjie emphasized that the service aligns with the government’s 24-hour economy initiative, aimed at fostering a dynamic business environment, attracting investment, and removing bureaucratic bottlenecks.
“This service meets global best practices by offering investors priority processing, ensuring efficiency and support for time-sensitive business activities,” Mr. Madjie stated.
Detailing the initiative, Kwame Kesse-Agyepong, Acting Head of Investor Services at GIPC, explained that the premium service covers investor registrations, certificate renewals, and automatic and replacement quotas.
This fast-track service is available only upon request and requires investors to submit complete documentation and payments before processing begins. Applications can be submitted in person or via a dedicated email: [email protected].
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“The clock starts ticking once we confirm all submitted documents are in order,” Mr. Kesse-Agyepong assured.
Encouraging businesses to leverage this opportunity, he stressed that the initiative will ensure a seamless and efficient entry for investors seeking to establish or expand operations in Ghana.
The initiative has garnered strong stakeholder support, with Dr. Ishmael Nii Amanor Dodoo, Head of Innovative Finance, Partnerships, and Markets at the 24-Hour Economy and Accelerated Export Development Secretariat, highlighting its impact.
“This service will accelerate GIPC’s efficiency, fueling economic growth and unlocking new export opportunities,” he noted.
