At the Kwahu Business Forum in Mpraeso on April 19, President John Mahama reaffirmed his commitment to creating a vibrant business environment in Ghana.
He emphasized targeting high-impact sectors such as agro-processing, ICT, manufacturing, tourism, renewable energy, and the green economy.
Mahama outlined a comprehensive plan to restore investor confidence by cutting bureaucracy, promoting transparency, and enhancing local business ownership.
Key initiatives include affordable financing through the Ghana and Women Development Banks, tax incentives for SMEs, and infrastructure modernization.
He also announced plans to launch a national venture capital fund and implement regulatory reforms to boost credit access for productive sectors.
With financial inclusion as a central focus, Mahama pledged to expand access to financial services in rural areas through collaboration with banks, fintechs, and mobile money operators.
