Ghana Parliament Assures Legal Reforms to Secure US$500 Million Tree Crop Investments at GTCIS 2026 in Accra
Ghana’s Parliament has pledged to strengthen the country’s legal and regulatory framework to safeguard investors in the tree crop sector, as the maiden Ghana Tree Crops Investment Summit and Exhibition (GTCIS) concluded in Accra on Friday, February 20, 2026. The four-day summit, held at the Accra International Conference Centre, brought together policymakers, investors, traditional authorities, financial institutions, and industry players under the theme: “Sustainable Growth Through Tree Crop Investments: Resetting and Building Ghana’s Green Economy.” Organisers project that the summit could unlock up to US$500 million in investment interest across Ghana’s tree crop economy,capital considered vital for expanding local processing, improving farmer incomes, and reducing dependence on raw commodity exports. Parliament Signals Regulatory Reforms to Boost Investor Confidence Addressing participants at an investment forum on the sidelines of the summit, Godfred Seidu Jasaw, Ch...