Ghana’s investment climate presents opportunities for industrial growth, job creation.
The Country Manager of Senok West Africa Ltd, Roshan Buddhagamage, says the expansion of industrial activity presents opportunities for businesses to invest in machinery and develop the local workforce needed to support the sectors.
Ghana's favorable investment climate is attracting businesses to the industrial sectors, particularly mining and construction. However, sustained growth in these industries requires investment in technical skills and job creation, according to the Country Manager of Senok West Africa Ltd, Roshan Buddhagamage.
Speaking at the launch of JCB construction machinery in Ghana, Buddhagamage emphasized that the mining and construction industries are driving economic growth in the country. He stressed the importance of developing local technical expertise to ensure Ghanaians can participate in the opportunities created by expanding industrial activity.
Buddhagamage explained that Senok West Africa Ltd's approach will extend beyond selling machinery to training mechanics and equipment operators. JCB, the machinery supplier, has already trained over 5,000 technicians in East Africa, highlighting the significance of building a technically competent workforce to support Ghana's industrial growth.
Rupesh Nagar, the Deputy Managing Director for East Africa at JCB India Limited, echoed the importance of technical skills development. At the launch of JCB's latest machinery range in Ghana, Nagar noted that the country's expanding mining and construction industries are creating a demand for a skilled workforce.
Nagar emphasized that JCB's strategy goes beyond machinery sales, focusing on building the technical capacity needed to support Ghana's growing industrial sectors. He affirmed that the company's commitment is to train local mechanics and equipment operators, ensuring the country has the expertise required to operate and maintain heavy machinery.
Nagar stated that JCB's approach in Ghana is centered around capability building, aiming to develop a technically skilled workforce capable of operating and maintaining machinery. He emphasized that investing in human resources will be crucial for the development of Ghana's industries and the broader economy.
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