The Ghana Export Promotion Authority (GEPA) has showcased the talents of 15 exceptional Ghanaian producers at the 96th Agriculture and Commercial Exhibition Show in Lusaka, Zambia.
The diverse range of products on display, including African prints apparel, moringa products, handicrafts, and virgin coconut oil, garnered significant attention and recognition.
The CEO of GEPA, Osafohene Dr. Afua Asabea Asare I, was present, underscoring the Authority’s commitment to promoting Ghanaian products on the global stage.
The event was made even more successful thanks to the support and warm reception from Hon. Sheal S. Mulyata, Provisional Minister of Zambia, and H.E. Khadija Iddrisu, High Commissioner of Ghana to Zambia, who visited the GEPA pavilion.
This exhibition not only opened new opportunities for Ghanaian producers in the Zambian market but also reinforced the strong ties between Ghana and Zambia.
The participation in the show is expected to boost Ghana’s export prospects significantly.
“We’re excited about the future opportunities for Ghanaian exports and the positive impact on our economy,” GEPA noted in a statement, expressing optimism for the future of Ghanaian products on the international market.
