Vice President Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has held talks with a South Korean delegation, exploring ways to strengthen trade and industrial cooperation between Ghana and Korea. According to a statement from the Vice President’s office, the meeting aimed to attract investment, expand local production, and deepen economic relations between the two countries.
The delegation, led by representatives from the Korea International Trade Association, expressed interest in investing in Ghana’s manufacturing, energy, and infrastructure sectors. Prof. Opoku-Agyemang assured them of the government’s commitment to creating a conducive business environment and encouraged Korean companies to take advantage of Ghana’s strategic location and resources.
According to the Vice President, Ghana is poised to become a hub for industrial production in West Africa, and Korean investors can benefit from the country’s growing market and access to the ECOWAS region. The meeting also discussed opportunities for skills transfer and capacity building, with Prof. Opoku-Agyemang highlighting the importance of partnerships in driving Ghana’s development agenda.
The Vice President’s engagement with the South Korean delegation is part of efforts to diversify Ghana’s economy and attract foreign investment. Ghana and Korea have enjoyed strong diplomatic ties since 1977, and there are opportunities for cooperation in areas such as technology, energy, and infrastructure development.
The meeting is expected to yield positive outcomes, including increased trade and investment flows between Ghana and Korea. As Ghana seeks to accelerate its economic growth, partnerships with countries like Korea are seen as crucial to achieving its development goals.
The Vice President’s office has indicated that follow-up meetings will be held with the Korean delegation to finalize agreements and explore new areas of cooperation.
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Author: Korkor Anumu
