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Trade and Industry Minister Alan Kyeremanten challenges companies in the European Union (EU) to establish their presence in Ghana by building manufacturing plants and administrative offices.
According to Kyerematen, Ghana is well positioned to enter the African market after the implementation of the Continental Free Trade Agreement.
He made the call during his opening address at the EU-Ghana Business Forum on "Stimulating Investment for Sustainable Jobs in Ghana".
According to Kyeremanten, the government has created an environment conducive to business prosperity and expansion in neighboring countries.
"With the signing and ratification of the free trade agreement, Africa is now the largest market with $ 3 billion in GDP, and I want Ghana and Europe to strengthen their relationships, I hope that Europe uses Ghana as its last gateway to Africa I hope we can work together, in Ghana and in Europe, to make this a reality. "
The African-Continental Free Trade Agreement is expected to make Africa the largest market in the world, with a GDP of about $ 3 trillion and a population of 1.2 billion.
EU ambbadador to Ghana, Diana Acconcia, also took the opportunity to ensure the government's support of the European Union in creating a win-win partnership. winner for different investors.
The EU-Ghana Trade Summit is a two-day event aimed at creating a platform for trade partnership between Ghana and the European Union.
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