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Finance, trade connectivity key to unlocking African growth — GCB
GCB Bank, Ghana’s largest indigenous bank, has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting trade, investment and private sector growth across Africa as a main sponsor of the UK-Ghana Trade & Investment Summit 2026.
GCB, in a statement, said supporting platforms such as the UK-Ghana Trade & Investment Summit aligned with its broader role in enabling businesses to grow, invest and expand beyond national borders.
Context The summit took place at a time when Ghana and the UK are seeking to deepen economic cooperation through increased trade, investment and private-sector partnerships.
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