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Invest Ghana Summit to drive value addition, industrialisation
11, GNA – The Ghana Investment Promotion Authority (GIPA) has launched the maiden Invest Ghana Summit to attract investment into value addition, industrialisation and other productive sectors under the Government’s New Economy agenda.
The summit, she said, would support industrialisation by attracting investment into manufacturing, agribusiness, processing and other productive sectors, in line with the Government’s 24-Hour Economy policy.
The government initiatives, including the Big Push, the 24-Hour Economy, and the Accelerated Export Development Programme, provided opportunities to mobilise investment, technology and expertise to expand productive enterprises, he said.
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