Audio By Carbonatix
The Ghana Enterprises Agency (GEA), in collaboration with the Mastercard Foundation, took a bold step to deepen market access for MSMEs at this year’s Kwahu Business Forum.
Leading the charge, the Chief Executive Officer of GEA, Margaret Ansei, headed a delegation that brought the agency’s mandate directly to the frontlines through high-level engagements and practical support for businesses.
The team held strategic discussions with policymakers while connecting with entrepreneurs and key industry players.
The focus was clear: forge partnerships, unlock opportunities, and position Ghanaian MSMEs for faster growth.
Beyond dialogue, the initiative delivered tangible results. Businesses were supported in showcasing their products, gaining visibility, and accessing critical markets.
The engagements also helped build networks that can translate into sustained growth.
The effort forms part of a broader push to strengthen Ghana’s enterprise ecosystem by promoting local products, opening new opportunities, and accelerating MSMEs' global competitiveness.
Through targeted collaboration and on-the-ground engagement, the GEA and its partners are driving momentum to propel Ghanaian enterprises further and faster onto the global stage.
Latest Stories
-
Ashanti Regional Minister, Zoomlion launch sustained sanitation campaign in Ashanti
2 hours -
Muzic Mensah earns four nominations at 2026 Ghana Music Awards USA
3 hours -
2026 U17 WWCQ: Black Maidens snatch late draw in first leg against Senegal
4 hours -
Flood mitigation should be continuous, not a one-off effort – Expert warns
4 hours -
From Tragedy to Triumph: Ghana’s path to flood resilience (A Story of Lessons Learned, Global Inspiration, and a Collective Commitment to a Better Future)
4 hours -
Kristo Asafo dispute centres on my father’s final directives, not inheritance — Adwoa Safo
4 hours -
Kristo Asafo saga: ‘My dad didn’t die intestate; he left a valid will’ – Adwoa Safo
4 hours -
New Eastern Regional Fire Commander tours stations, identifies key operational challenges
5 hours -
Government fully responsible for Accra flooding crisis – Miracles Aboagye
5 hours -
Successive governments have failed to address flooding crisis – Susan Adu-Amankwah
5 hours -
No one can hold title on Ramsar sites – Inusah Fuseini warns against encroachment
5 hours -
We don’t need prayers or relief items; enforce the law – Samson Lardy Anyenini on recurring floods
5 hours -
Fresh attempt to remove seized galamsey excavators in Aowin sparks controversy
5 hours -
Susan Adu-Amankwah urges African governments to evacuate citizens over South Africa xenophobic attacks
5 hours -
Former Finance Minister Amin Adam hands over Masjid Al-Noor to Muslim community
5 hours