Gov’t unveils ambitious cut-flower export corridor from from Daboya to Europe, West Africa and Gulf

“We, at the 24-Hour Economy Secretariat, are working with a private sector investor to develop a cut flowers corridor along the Daboya Singa pathway to be airlifted to the Tamale Air Cargo Hub, to markets in Europe, to markets in Ghana and West Africa, the Gulf, and other future potential destinations,” he said.

Government is working with a private sector investor to develop a cut-flower production corridor linking Daboya to the Tamale Air Cargo Hub for exports to Europe, West Africa and the Gulf.

He added that the Tamale Air Cargo Hub will form part of the broader effort to make Ghana a competitive exporter of high-value agricultural products.