“GIPC Board Members Confident in Mandate to Boost Foreign Direct Investment”

“GIPC Board Members Confident in Mandate to Boost Foreign Direct Investment”

The Minister for Trade, Agribusiness & Industry, Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, has expressed confidence in the newly appointed members of the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) Board.

According to her, the board members have the capacity and expertise to deliver on their mandate. The GIPC Board’s primary mandate is to attract foreign direct investment (FDI) into Ghana. The minister expressed optimism that the board would be effective in achieving this goal, leveraging their expertise and experience to promote Ghana as a destination for investment.

The minister mentioned that the GIPC would work with the board to develop a robust investment plan, aimed at promoting Ghana’s economic growth and development. The plan would focus on identifying opportunities for investment, promoting Ghana’s business environment, and facilitating investment inflows.

The minister noted that she was familiar with many of the board members and was confident in their ability to deliver on their mandate. She expressed her support for the board and looked forward to working with them to promote Ghana’s economic development.

The appointment of the GIPC Board members is part of the government’s efforts to boost Ghana’s economy through increased investment. The government has been working to improve the business environment and promote investment opportunities in the country.

The GIPC Board’s primary mandate is to attract foreign direct investment into Ghana. The board members have been appointed based on their expertise and capacity to deliver on their mandate.

The GIPC will work with the board to develop a robust investment plan to promote Ghana’s economic growth and development. The government is committed to improving the business environment and promoting investment opportunities in Ghana.

Story by Fada Amakye from Daily Sun online