Ghana’s Non-Traditional Exports On The Rise: Reaching For A $25 Billion Goal

Ghana is making significant strides in boosting its non-traditional exports, reaching nearly $4 billion in 2023.

This impressive 11% increase from the previous year brings the country closer to its ambitious target of $25 billion by 2029, as outlined in the National Export Development Strategy (NEDS).

The Ghana Export Promotion Authority (GEPA) is the driving force behind this growth. They’ve implemented several successful initiatives, including:

Challenges and Solutions:

Despite the progress, Ghana still faces hurdles:

Looking Ahead:

GEPA remains optimistic about reaching the $25 billion goal by 2029. Here are some promising developments:

Ghana’s export ambitions are fueled by a combination of resourceful initiatives, strategic partnerships, and a commitment to empowering local producers. The journey to reach the $25 billion target is ongoing, but with continued focus and collaboration, Ghana is poised to become a major player in the non-traditional export market.

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