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Made in Ghana, but Trusted Everywhere - Royal Keynote Address at the Ghana Industries and Manufacturing Awards 2026
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Made in Ghana, but Trusted Everywhere - Royal Keynote Address at the Ghana Industries and Manufacturing Awards 2026

Building the capability behind the 'Made in Ghana' promise.

Nana Kwadwo Marfo Ampong I, Aboafoɔhene of Kona, Asanteman.
Published September 20, 20263 min read

Ghana does not need to manufacture everything. It must identify where it can compete, build world-class capability, and earn a dependable place in global markets.

Published by Benson Arthur
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