Tag: Carlos Ahenkorah
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Gov’t allocates US$79m for one region, one industrial park initiative
Government has announced the allocation of 79 million dollars towards the implementation of the one region one park initiative. The parks will provide dedicated land space with energy, water and telecommunications facilities for the establishment of manufacturing industries. Speaking at the 2019 CIMAF Customer Dinner Awards, a Deputy Minister for Trade and Industry, Carlos Ahenkorah,…
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Gov’t considering temporary ban on cement importation – Carlos Ahenkorah
A Deputy Minister for Trade and Industry, Carlos Ahenkorah, says government intends to temporarily ban the importation of cement into the country to boost the operations of local manufacturers. He says if local manufacturers can ensure fair pricing and halt regular increases; this could fast track the intent. Ghana currently has four cement brands, but…
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Govt calls the bluff of freight forwarders on UNIPASS
The government has insisted that it will not be liable for any judgment debt with the introduction of the UNIPASS system at the country’s ports. The Ministry of Trade and Industry which signed on behalf of the government maintains that the new system is crucial for the blocking of all revenue leakages at the ports.…
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Parliament to ratify free trade agreement upon recall
Ghana could be among the few African countries to ratify the Continental Free Trade Agreement within the coming days if Parliament agrees to the pact when it resumes sitting on Thursday, April 26, 2018. The House though on its annual recess, has been recalled to sit for two days, that is on Thursday and Friday; April…
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Govt improves biz systems with new web portal
Government is working to develop a centralized consultation web portal to provide information for businesses in Ghana. This is also part of measures to improve Ghana’s business regulatory environment. Deputy Trade Minister, Carlos Ahenkorah disclosed this plan at a Ghana Morocco business forum. The World Bank’s ease of doing business report indicates that Ghana’s 108th…