- Mensah emphasized the critical role of roads
- Mensah noted the improvements in water supply
- He praised the government's tax incentives
Philip Attiapa Mensah, Founder and CEO of PAMV Real Estate, has urged successive governments to prioritize and maintain infrastructure development as a cornerstone for business growth and industrial stability in Ghana.
In an interview during the Ghana Cooperative Summit and Awards, Mensah emphasized the critical role of roads, electricity, water, and effective land management in fostering a conducive business environment.
While acknowledging the challenges posed by the high exchange rate on building materials, Mensah noted that improvements in water and electricity supply have alleviated some initial hurdles.
He highlighted the government’s responsibility in addressing infrastructure, particularly road networks, as a catalyst for real estate growth and accessibility.
Mensah stressed the importance of consistent power supply for business continuity and commended the government’s efforts to mitigate recent power outages.
He advocated for long-term solutions to prevent future disruptions. Additionally, he emphasized the need for accessible healthcare for all citizens, proposing a decentralized healthcare system to enhance productivity.
As the Best Real Estate Developer at the awards ceremony, Mensah underscored the importance of catering to the average Ghanaian in the real estate market.
He praised the government’s tax incentives for the industry but warned against compromising quality in construction.
PAMV Real Estate’s commitment to using high-quality materials and delivering customer satisfaction has earned the company a strong reputation.
The company’s latest project, PAMV Avenue, features 24 townhouses with rooftop swimming pools, built to exacting standards to prevent issues like leaks.
