The initiative will create a new maritime trade corridor designed to facilitate cargo flows and expand economic cooperation between the two regions.
FABAG warns Ghana’s sugar classification policy is driving up production costs and prices, urging reforms to support manufacturers and strengthen industrial competitiveness.
The suspension has exposed Ghana’s vulnerability to regional trade shocks and accelerated the search for self-sufficiency.
The US$20 million injection signals government and development partner commitment to agricultural modernization.
World Bank backs Ghana’s cocoa sector with $75 million rehabilitation programme to restore farms, improve yields and strengthen farmer incomes amid disease and climate challenges.