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Olumide Olatunji, general manager of Access Bank Ghana in interaction with James Yin, secretary of the Chinese Merchants Association
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Attendees at the Access Bank Ghana-hosted Chinese Business Forum, which has just completed, congratulated the Bank for its leading-edge efforts to facilitate trade and investment between Ghana and China.
Speaking to the media after the event, participants representing various companies with an interest in China said the forum was the perfect way for conversations that will boost the growth of their businesses.
The event, which attracted more than 100 participants, was organized as part of Access Bank's goal of engaging with the various stakeholders of its business in order to become Africa's gateway to the world. world by 2022.
In his keynote address, the Secretary of the Association of Chinese Traders and Trade of Ghana, Mr. James Yin, applauded Access Bank for the outstanding services it has rendered to Chinese traders across the country, by urging fellow members to "take advantage of the tremendous banking partnership Access Banking Offers".
Access Bank Ghana's Managing Director Olumide Olatunji took the opportunity to congratulate the Asian fraternity for its contributions and success in strengthening the country's economic growth through trade and investment.
He further said: "Being Africa's largest bank by its customers, the trip continues to be an exciting adventure serving Chinese-owned businesses on the African continent and beyond.
"With our global investment experience and strong local sector expertise, Access Bank is able to provide the necessary support to address funding gaps that hinder business operations in Ghana and the sub-region." .
Wenhai Zhang, Senior Banking Advisor at Chinese Desk, Access Bank Plc, reiterated the Bank's interest in helping Chinese companies improve by giving them unrestricted access to credit and trading facilities. fast, as well as flexible repayment options, among others.
Under the theme "Widen the gateway to the Asian business world: the access bank approach", the event brought together several local and foreign businesses, including companies related to China, to discuss key issues affecting their activities and trade.
Economic relations between Ghana and China go back to independence since the time of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah and President Mao Zedong. To date, both countries have continued to maintain healthy, strong and vibrant bilateral collaboration on several fronts.
Currently, Ghana is China's 7th largest trading partner in Africa and is Ghana's largest trading partner to date.
Access Bank Ghana continues to place a high priority on efforts to improve trade and investment between various local and foreign companies.
Last year, the Bank launched a dedicated Chinese business office and recently unveiled the German Ghana Office in collaboration with DEG and AHK in Ghana.
Today, Access Bank Group is the largest bank of Africa among customers present on almost every continent, including in major world economic centers such as London, Dubai, Lebanon and Beijing.
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