The quiet export engine and the bigger opportunity we may be missing
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The quiet export engine and the bigger opportunity we may be missing

Tamim Mohammed Amin
Published 41 minutes ago7 min read

Sometimes, the most important parts of an economy are the ones we hardly talk about. For nearly three decades, Ghana’s Free Zones program has been quietly playing an important role in the country’s industrial and export story.

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