The Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC), Simon Madjie, has reiterated Ghana’s dedication to fostering a business climate that is transparent, predictable and reliable. He made the remarks at a bilateral business round-table between Ghana and Germany, which coincided with the visit of the German President to Accra.

Madjie highlighted ongoing reforms in Ghana’s tax regime—including the establishment of a Tax Appeal Board—as key measures designed to bolster investor confidence and simplify the formal investment process.

He also pointed to the country’s political stability, strong governance framework and economic recovery as factors making Ghana an attractive destination for foreign investment.

Ghana’s Trade, Agribusiness and Industry Minister, Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, likewise emphasised the long-standing partnership between Ghana and Germany.

She noted government initiatives such as the 24-Hour Economy, Feed the Industry and Rapid Industrialisation for Jobs as evidence of the country’s proactive drive to enhance the investment climate and support industrial growth.

To further strengthen ties, German officials praised Ghana as a “flagship of peace and stability” in the region, pointing to a 30 percent increase in bilateral trade as proof of deepening economic cooperation.