Ghana to Shine at Osaka Expo 2025: Showcasing ICT Sector and Fostering Partnerships
Ghana’s Minister for Communications, Hon. Samuel Nartey George, has announced that Ghana will attend the Osaka Expo 2025 in August 2025. The expo offers a transformative platform for Ghana to showcase its vibrant ICT sector and unlock its immense potential.
Minister Samuel Nartey George’s Comments
“The Osaka Expo 2025 presents a unique opportunity for Ghana’s ICT sector to shine on the global stage. Ghana’s participation will highlight innovative projects and services by Ghanaian private sector organizations, from FinTech and e-governance to digital health and smart solutions. These advancements are driving Ghana’s digital transformation, creating jobs, and improving lives.”
Ghana’s Participation
Ghana’s participation at the expo will be robust and impactful, featuring:
An exhibition showcasing cutting-edge projects and services
An ICT Business Forum to discuss trends, challenges, and opportunities
B-to-B sessions to connect Ghanaian institutions with Japanese counterparts
Ghana Day celebration on September 11, 2025, to proudly showcase the nation’s digital progress
Deputy Ambassador of Japan to Ghana, Mitori’s Comments
“The Osaka Expo 2025 has already attracted over 5 million visitors since its opening in April, and Ghana will have its own day on September 11, 2025. We are committed to strengthening ties with Ghana and exploring new opportunities for mutual benefit. Japan will host the Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD) in August 2025, which will bring together leaders from African countries, including Ghana, to discuss development goals and strategies.”
Collaboration and Partnerships
The Ministry of Communications is proud to collaborate with private sector ICT organizations in Ghana, fostering growth and innovation. By partnering with dynamic ICT firms, the ministry aims to open doors for meaningful partnerships, attract investments, and build bridges with Japanese businesses.
Empowering the Future
The 1 Million Coders program, launched by the government, aims to equip Ghanaians with emerging technologies like AI and coding. The ministry is excited to explore synergies with partners, local and international, to support this initiative.
Conclusion
Ghana’s participation in the Osaka Expo 2025 is a significant step towards showcasing its ICT potential and fostering partnerships with Japan and other countries. With the theme “Designing Future Societies for Our Lives,” the expo offers a unique opportunity for Ghana to demonstrate its commitment to innovation and development.
