The Deputy Chief Executive Officer (DCEO) in charge of Operations and Finance at the Ghana Export Promotion Authority (GEPA), Mr. Samuel Dentu has led a delegation in a constructive meeting with representatives from the Dubai Chamber of Commerce.
The engagement, part of a broader Roadshow to Africa, focused on crucial areas such as trade policies, investment strategies, and overarching economic partnerships.
The discussions according to the Authority highlighted the commitment to a collaborative effort between GEPA and the Dubai Chamber of Commerce, spanning aspects like market access, due diligence processes, and meeting market requirements—crucial elements for successful cross-border business operations.
Underlining Dubai’s dedication to supporting industries and associations in Ghana, the talks emphasized a shared interest in fostering economic growth and cooperation between the two regions.
The imminent signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between GEPA and the Dubai Chamber of Commerce signifies a formal agreement on mutual cooperation, solidifying the commitment to establishing a structured framework for collaborative efforts.
“A noteworthy emphasis was placed on the collaboration between Ghana Export Promotion Authority(GEPA) and Dubai Chamber of Commerce, indicating a desire to work closely on common economic goals.
This partnership extends to areas such as market access, due diligence processes, and meeting market requirements—essential components for successful cross-border business operations.
Dubai’s commitment to supporting industries and associations in Ghana was underscored, reflecting a shared interest in fostering economic growth and cooperation between the two regions.
The intention to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between GEPA and the Dubai Chamber of Commerce signifies a formal agreement on mutual cooperation. This underscores the commitment to establishing a structured framework for collaboration,” GEPA) wrote.
