President John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed Ghana’s readiness to attract global investors and international businesses, declaring that the country is “open for business” during a ceremonial ringing of the Nasdaq Stock Market closing bell in New York.
The high-profile ceremony highlighted Ghana’s renewed efforts to promote the country as an attractive destination for foreign direct investment, international trade and business partnerships.
President Mahama was prominently featured on the iconic Nasdaq billboard in Times Square, displaying the message: “Ghana Is Open for Business.”
The event formed part of Ghana’s broader economic diplomacy and investment drive, aimed at showcasing opportunities available to international investors and strengthening Ghana’s position in the global business community.
U.S.-Ghana Investment Opportunities
The Nasdaq ceremony took place ahead of the U.S.–Ghana Presidential Roundtable, which brought together government officials, business leaders and investors to discuss opportunities for expanding economic cooperation and investment partnerships between Ghana and the United States.
The engagement is expected to support discussions on key areas of Ghana’s economy, including private-sector investment, trade, infrastructure, finance and business development.
President Mahama’s participation in the Nasdaq event further signals the government’s efforts to position Ghana as a competitive market for global investment and sustainable economic growth.
Source: newsthemegh.com