Ghana Open for Business Again as Mahama Guarantees Foreign Investment Security

President John Dramani Mahama has strongly assured the international business community, pledging robust protection and support for foreign investors looking to establish operations in Ghana.

Speaking on Saturday during the sod-cutting ceremony for the construction of Bright International Amusement Park in Accra, President Mahama outlined his administration’s commitment to creating a secure and attractive investment environment.

”Ghana is open for business again, “President Mahama declared, emphasizing the government’s dedication to implementing comprehensive reforms. ”The country is carrying out the reforms that will make Ghana the most attractive destination for investment.”

The President made an unequivocal commitment to safeguarding international investments, stating that the ”government will make sure that investments are protected and that nobody muscles in on foreigner’s investments.”

President Mahama highlighted Ghana’s improving economic indicators as evidence of the country’s investment readiness. ”All the macro indicators are looking well, inflation is falling sharply. The economy has stabilized,” he noted during his address.

The President further emphasized the government’s fiscal achievements, stating that the administration has ”overachieved on the primary balance” and that ”business confidence is going up. Consumer confidence is going up, and currency is relatively stable than it was in the past.”

The President’s remarks come as Ghana implements a series of economic and policy reforms designed to attract foreign direct investment and restore international confidence in the country’s business environment.

The sod-cutting ceremony for the Bright International Amusement Park serves as a tangible example of the government’s commitment to supporting major foreign investment projects in the country.

President Mahama’s assurances are expected to resonate with international investors who have been monitoring Ghana’s economic recovery and policy direction as they consider investment opportunities in West Africa’s key markets.

The government’s emphasis on investment protection and economic stability signals a renewed focus on positioning Ghana as a premier destination for foreign capital in the region.