A Singaporean delegation, led by High Commissioner Hawazi Daipi, met with GIPC CEO Simon Madjie to discuss investment opportunities across Ghana’s technology, agribusiness, manufacturing, and energy sectors.
Mr. Madjie highlighted recent policy reforms, including the removal of minimum capital requirements and lower retail investment thresholds, aimed at improving the ease of doing business. He stated that these changes, together with incentives under the 24-Hour Economy Programme, are intended to encourage value addition in key sectors such as cocoa and cashew processing.
Opportunities in agro-processing parks and irrigation projects were also presented, with the CEO inviting investors to explore “smart agriculture” solutions and technologies that boost productivity. Energy and large-scale manufacturing featured prominently in discussions, particularly plans to expand generation capacity through gas and solar projects.
The delegation expressed keen interest in fintech, artificial intelligence, and skills development, identifying these areas as potential entry points for collaboration. Both parties emphasized their commitment to further engagement, aiming to foster investment and knowledge transfer in Ghana’s strategic sectors.
