Business Regulatory Reform Bill to streamline business operations – Ofosu- Adjare
The government is set to introduce a Business Regulatory Reform Bill to Parliament to address the numerous and, in some cases, duplicative regulations confronting businesses and make it easier to operate in Ghana, the Minister of Trade, Agribusiness and Industry, Mrs Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, said. She said the Ministry was working around the clock to ensure … The post Business Regulatory Reform…
The Ghanaian Times reports that the government is set to introduce a Business Regulatory Reform Bill to Parliament to streamline business operations and create a more predictable and business-friendly regulatory environment. The Minister of Trade, Agribusiness and Industry, Mrs Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, emphasized that the new law would help reduce duplicated regulations, make compliance requirements and costs more predictable, and provide businesses with clearer information on the rules that apply to them.
The 2025 GIPA report, which provided a useful basis for assessing Ghana's progress in attracting investment, highlighted that the country attracted about $2.6 billion in foreign direct investment through more than 250 new projects. The Minister also mentioned a $250 million investment secured from a company that was initially considering another country, and urged GIPA to ensure that such investments were properly captured in future reports.
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