Ghana

Midlands African Chamber Trade Mission to West Africa

Unlock Economic Potential in Ghana, Togo, and Burkina Faso

Explore thriving markets in Ghana, Togo, and Burkina Faso. Discover growth opportunities in Sub-Saharan Africa, guided by cultural and country experts from the Midlands African Chamber (MAC).

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August 22 - September 5, 2025
Ghana, Togo, Burkina Faso
24 participants

Ghana

Gateway to Prosperity and Heritage

The Gateway to Africa, renowned for its stable democracy and economic dynamism, is a beacon of opportunity and culture in West Africa. This thriving nation combines rich history, vibrant traditions, and modern advancements to create an unparalleled environment for trade and investment. Its strategic location, robust infrastructure, and innovation-friendly ecosystem make Ghana an ideal destination for businesses seeking growth and collaboration. A trade mission to Ghana promises a meaningful journey of fostering partnerships, sharing expertise, exploring mutually beneficial ventures, and strengthening ties between Ghana, Nebraska, and the Midlands.

Business Opportunities in Ghana

Agriculture

Ghana, the world’s second-largest cocoa producer, offers strong investment potential in agro-processing, sustainable farming, and exports of cocoa, shea butter, and cashews. The sector benefits from tax incentives, infrastructure support, and growing demand for processed goods like chocolate and shea-based cosmetics.

Technology and Digital Innovation

Ghana’s fintech and mobile money market exceeds USD 130 billion in annual transactions, fueling demand for software development, e-commerce, and digital services. The government supports tech startups through tax breaks, ICT parks, and investment-friendly policies, making Ghana a leading tech hub in West Africa.

Mining and Renewable Energy

As Africa’s top gold producer, Ghana has vast reserves of bauxite, manganese, and lithium, with ongoing investment in processing and refining. The renewable energy sector is expanding, with solar and wind projects aimed at meeting Ghana’s 10% renewable energy target by 2030, creating opportunities in power generation and infrastructure.

Infrastructure Development

With urbanization at 56.7%, Ghana’s growing cities demand housing, transport, and industrial expansion. Major projects include a 675-kilometer motorway, rail network upgrades, affordable housing initiatives, and expanded port and airport facilities, positioning Ghana as a regional logistics hub.

Tourism and Hospitality

Ghana’s 1.13 million annual visitors and USD 3.3 billion in tourism receipts highlight its booming travel industry. Investors can partner in eco-tourism, heritage tourism, and hospitality ventures, leveraging UNESCO sites, national parks, and high-profile cultural events like Afrochella and the Year of Return to attract global tourists.
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Why a Trade Mission?

A trade mission to Ghana offers Nebraska and the Midlands businesses the opportunity to establish partnerships in a thriving market with an estimated GDP of 234 billion USD in 2024 and a growth rate of 4.4%, reflecting a strong and expanding economy. This mission provides a unique chance to explore economic opportunities while immersing in a culturally rich and historically significant destination. Strengthening these ties will foster economic growth, create cross-cultural collaborations, and open pathways for innovation in key sectors such as agriculture, technology, and infrastructure.

Ghana is not just a land of opportunity but a bridge between tradition and progress. With a rapidly growing economy and a strategic position in West Africa, it presents many possibilities for businesses looking to expand. Whether for business or leisure, Ghana welcomes you with open arms and boundless opportunities.

Cultural Highlights & Networking

1. Cultural and Business Networking

Participate in formal networking dinners and engage with local industry leaders, government officials, and trade representatives.

2. Cape Coast Castle

 A historical journey through Ghana’s heritage, exploring its role in the transatlantic slave trade.

3. Ho-Volta Region

Experience the natural beauty and economic vibrancy of this key region.

Touristic Attractions: History, Culture, and Scenic Beauty

Ghana offers a unique blend of historical landmarks, cultural treasures, and natural beauty

Historic Landmarks

  • Cape Coast and Elmina Castles: Journey through history at these iconic UNESCO World Heritage sites tied to the transatlantic slave trade.
  • Independence Arch: A testament to Ghana’s liberation and national pride.
  • Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum: Celebrating Ghana’s first President and his vision for Pan-African unity.

Cultural and Creative Experiences

  • Kente Cloth Weaving: Discover the artistry behind Ghana’s globally admired Kente fabrics.
  • Festivals Like Homowo and Aboakyir: Immerse yourself in the color and vitality of Ghanaian celebrations.
  • Chale Wote Street Art Festival: Experience Accra’s vibrant arts and cultural scene.

Natural Wonders and Scenic Getaways

  • Lake Volta: Cruise the world’s largest man-made lake and explore surrounding fishing villages.
  • Mole National Park: Embark on safaris to witness majestic elephants and wildlife in their natural habitat.
  • Wli Waterfalls: Trek to the tallest waterfall in West Africa amidst lush greenery.
  • Cape Three Points: Relax on serene beaches at Ghana’s southernmost tip.

Empowering Businesses, Building Global Bridges

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Price

  • Double from $13,000 per person
  • Single from $14,000 per person
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