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Ghana’s infrastructure development driving trade and economic growth – Vice President

by The Sikaman Times
January 31, 2025
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Africa’s economic transformation is gaining momentum through strategic infrastructure investments and technological advancements, as highlighted by key speakers at the 2025 Africa Prosperity Dialogue held at the Accra International Conference Centre.

Vice President, Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, commended Ghana’s infrastructural progress, particularly in the aviation and trade sectors. Delivering the keynote address, she described Ghana’s airports as among the best on the continent and emphasized their role in facilitating regional and international travel.

“Our airports are one of the best on the continent, I must admit. Our ports are being modernised to facilitate trade, and we are expanding our road and rural networks to connect key economic zones,” she stated.

She further highlighted Ghana’s commitment to energy infrastructure to ensure reliable and affordable power for industries and households. While acknowledging significant progress, she stressed that more investment was required across Africa, particularly in digital infrastructure, which she described as vital for financial inclusion and economic development.

Dr. Fatima ElSheikh, Secretary General of the Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa (BADEA), echoed similar sentiments, revealing that the institution has invested over $15 billion in African infrastructure, with 60% to 70% of funds directed towards critical projects.

“We are proud of our efforts, especially in building essential transportation networks. Over 40 airports have been constructed, and we’ve developed what we call ‘isolation liberation roads’—routes designed to connect landlocked countries to ports and facilitate access to the sea,” she noted.

She also announced BADEA’s new five-year plan, which includes an $18 million allocation aimed at enhancing infrastructure connectivity across African nations to boost trade and market access.

George Lamptey, CEO and CTO of Infinity Principle Technology, reinforced the importance of leveraging technology as a catalyst for business expansion and economic growth. He urged businesses to embrace digital transformation and innovation to scale effectively.

“To seize these opportunities, businesses must leverage technology effectively. Strategic technology investments can unlock the potential for scaling businesses and achieving prosperity across various industries,” Mr. Lamptey remarked.

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