Amma Gyampo, CEO of the Ghana Venture Capital and Private Equity Association (GVCA), is calling for stronger local capital mobilisation to make Ghana more attractive to foreign investors.
Why it matters
Strengthening local investment can unlock opportunities, create jobs, and boost economic resilience, positioning Ghana as a key investment hub.
What she’s saying
- “We feel very strongly that local capital mobilisation, local investment will also help attract foreign investment if we can work more closely together across key sectors of the economy.”
- She emphasized the need for collaborative efforts across industries like poultry, rice, and fisheries to strengthen value chains and drive sustainable growth.
Zoom out
Gyampo spoke at a stakeholder engagement in Accra, organised with Salzburg Global and supported by Impact Hub, mPedigree, and Impact Investing Ghana.
Discussions covered key national issues, including the economy, education, and infrastructure.
The big picture
Ghana has untapped potential in sectors like feed production, maize cultivation, and fisheries. Gyampo urged targeted investments to remove structural barriers and create employment, especially for young people.
What’s next
She called for intentional efforts to involve youth in key industries, ensuring they play a central role in Ghana’s economic transformation.
Source: Citinews
