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EU-Ghana partnership must drive agribusiness investment

Mrs Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare (right) and other EU officials being briefed at one of the exhibition stands. Photo Ebo Gorman

Mrs Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare (right) and other EU officials being briefed at one of the exhibition stands. Photo Ebo Gorman

The Minister of Trade, Agribusiness and Industry, Ms Ofosu-Adjare, has urged Ghana to position itself strategically in the global agribusiness market, which is projected to reach US$7.3 trillion by 2033.

She said the Middle East and Africa together accounted for only five per cent of the market, highlighting the opportunity for Ghana to expand its share through value addition.

Ms Ofosu-Adjare made the call at the opening of the EU-Ghana Agribusiness Exhibition and Forum 2026 in Accra yesterday.

The event was organised by EuroCham Ghana in collaboration with the Ghana Netherlands Business and Culture Council, with support from the Netherlands Enterprise Agency and the European Union Delegation to Ghana.

She said the forum’s theme, “Driving Real Investments, Innovation and Sustainable Agribusiness in Ghana,” aligned with the government’s new economy agenda, which seeks to shift the focus from macroeconomic stabilisation to domestic production, job creation and industrialisation. Read More

BY ENOCK KWAME OFORI

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