President John Dramani Mahama has urged international investors to explore business and investment opportunities in Ghana, assuring them that the country remains open to partnerships with nations across the world, regardless of their political or economic affiliations.
Speaking at the Financial Times Africa Summit 2026, President Mahama said Ghana’s foreign policy of non-alignment allows the country to maintain positive relations with major global powers while attracting foreign direct investment to support economic growth and national development.
He stressed that Ghana would not take sides in the competition among powerful nations but would instead prioritise investments that create jobs, expand businesses and deliver mutual economic benefits.
Ghana Welcomes Investors from the US, China, Russia and Europe
President Mahama emphasised that Ghana welcomes investors from the United States, the European Union, China, Russia and other countries.
According to him, the country’s investment policy is guided by shared interests, fair returns and opportunities that benefit both international investors and the Ghanaian economy.
“We are friends to all and enemies to none,” the President said, reaffirming Ghana’s commitment to non-alignment and international economic cooperation.
He added that Ghana’s priority is not the nationality of an investor but the potential of an investment to generate sustainable returns for both parties.
Mahama Highlights Ghana’s Investment Opportunities
The President’s remarks underscore Ghana’s efforts to attract foreign direct investment, strengthen international trade and build strategic partnerships that support long-term economic development.
By maintaining diplomatic and economic relations with different global powers, Ghana aims to create an investment-friendly environment that encourages international businesses to explore opportunities across key sectors of the economy.
The approach also reflects the government’s intention to pursue partnerships based on economic value rather than geopolitical competition.
President Mahama’s message to the international business community was clear: Ghana is ready to work with investors from all parts of the world to create jobs, expand economic opportunities and promote shared prosperity.
Source: newsthemegh.com