24-hour Economy Secretariat to support 2026 Inter Tourism Expo
The Secretariat of the 24-hour Economy is set to support the 6th Inter Tourism Expo, scheduled to take place in Cape Coast in the Central Region from October 21 to 23, 2026. The commitment follows a courtesy call by the Inter Tourism Expo Organising Committee on the Presidential Adviser on the 24-hour Economy and Accelerated […]
The 24-hour Economy Secretariat has pledged its assistance to the upcoming 6th Inter Tourism Expo, set to be held in Cape Coast from October 21 to 23, 2026. This commitment emerged after a courtesy call from the expo's organizers to Augustine Tanoh, the Presidential Adviser on the 24-hour Economy and Accelerated Export Development Programme.
The delegation, led by Chairman Emmanuel Treku and CEO Beauty Kabukie Apedoe, discussed the expo's alignment with the government's 24-hour economy goals, which encompass job creation, tourism, investment attraction, agribusiness, industrialization, digital transformation, and private-sector participation. Key topics included the event's program structure, investment opportunities, and strengthened coordination between organizers and government bodies.
The expo, themed "Positioning Ghana as a 24-Hour Investment Economy," aims to highlight Ghana's tourism potential and attract both local and foreign investors. Over 300 stakeholders, including investors, government institutions, and business leaders, are expected to participate in discussions on investment, economic development, and Ghana's tourism sector.
The collaboration between the Secretariat and the organizers aims to align the expo's outcomes with the government's transformational policy program, ensuring practical results beyond the conference.
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