Ghana takes centre stage as Accra hosts GEF Global Business Forum
Ghana took a prominent place in the global business and entrepreneurship conversation as the GEF Global Business Forum Ghana Edition convened business leaders, investors, entrepreneurs, diplomats and institutional leaders in Accra to advance trade, investment, enterprise growth and cross-border partnerships.
Ghana has become a focal point for global business discussions as the GEF Global Business Forum Ghana Edition gathered business leaders, investors, entrepreneurs, diplomats, and institutional heads in Accra. The forum, themed "The World We Help to Create," transcended dialogue to engage businesses with investors, markets, and decision-makers, forging commitments to support entrepreneurs and provide access to global opportunities.
One of the highlights was Sir Sam E. Jonah's keynote address, where he emphasized enterprise development, intra-African trade, and investment as pivotal to Africa's economic future. He highlighted the need to break down barriers to intra-African trade and challenged the notion that governments could employ their entire population.
Sir Jonah urged businesses, investors, and public officials to participate actively in GEF 2026 in Cairo, Egypt, to promote Ghana's enterprises and innovations. The High-Level Panel discussion focused on the relationships between leadership, capital, enterprise growth, global competitiveness, and the partnerships essential for businesses to access larger markets.
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