GIPC Woos Saudi Investors, Highlights Opportunities in Mining, Agriculture and Manufacturing

The Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) has encouraged Saudi Arabian investors to take advantage of opportunities in Ghana’s priority sectors as the country positions itself as a gateway to African markets.

GIPC’s Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Mr A. Razak Baba, made the call during an engagement with a Saudi business delegation led by Madam Nyakan June Munyeki in Accra.

Mr Baba encouraged the delegation to explore investment opportunities across mining, agriculture, manufacturing, mineral processing, mining support services, and agro-processing.

He said Ghana’s political stability, strategic location, investor-friendly policies, and access to regional and continental markets make it an attractive destination for foreign capital.

He also outlined the range of incentives available to qualifying investors under Ghana’s investment regime.

The engagement forms part of GIPC’s drive to deepen bilateral trade and attract more foreign direct investment into sectors that drive job creation and value addition.

Madam Munyeki welcomed the meeting and expressed the delegation’s interest in exploring investment prospects in Ghana’s mining, agriculture, and value-addition sectors.

She said the Saudi delegation is committed to building partnerships that will deepen economic cooperation, strengthen trade relations, and create shared value for businesses in both Ghana and Saudi Arabia.

Officials said the discussions are expected to be followed by sector-specific meetings and site visits to help the investors identify concrete projects and partnerships in the coming months.

GIPC noted that Ghana and Saudi Arabia have been seeking to expand economic ties, with both countries identifying agriculture and mineral development as areas with high potential for collaboration.

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