Representing our President Dr Obeng at the Joint Ministry of Trade and GEA program on the 2025 MSME Day Celebrations under the Theme “Empowering MSMEs, Connecting Entrepreneurs for Digital and Sustainable Future” at the Kempinski Hotel
Meeting the Finance ministry on port charges, shipping lines unapproved fees, dollar rate the lines apply etc.The ministry called it “a fact finding engagement”.Lots of stakeholders were in attendance including the Shippers Authority and reps from the Shipping lines, Trade Associations like Guta and the freight Forwarders. The ministry of Transport was present.
The engagement forms part of the Bank’s broader post-Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) stakeholder consultations aimed at fostering transparency and strengthening collaboration with key economic actors. During the meeting, the central bank acknowledged growing concerns among traders over rising borrowing costs and the broader implications of monetary policy decisions on business operations and economic activity. In…
Trading in Ghana faces challenges like access to finance, electricity supply, customs and trade regulations, and corruption, as well as issues with infrastructure, high costs of cross-border trade, and a burdensome bureaucracy, to help curb these menace The Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA) pays a curtsy call to the Chief Executive Officer of Ghana…
