The Kwahu Business Forum, a premier business event in Ghana, is poised to take a significant leap forward with the inclusion of international exhibitors and business delegations from neighboring countries in its 2026 edition.
This development, announced by Mr Julius Debrah, Ghana’s Chief of Staff, underscores the government’s commitment to promoting economic growth and development through strategic partnerships and investments.
The Kwahu Business Forum has established itself as a vital platform for economic engagement, bringing together local and international businesses, policymakers, and stakeholders to explore opportunities and share insights. By opening up the forum to international exhibitors and business delegations, the event is expected to attract a diverse range of participants, fostering collaboration and innovation.
The inclusion of international exhibitors and business delegations is expected to have a positive impact on Ghana’s economy. It will provide local businesses with opportunities to network with global partners, access new markets, and learn from best practices. This, in turn, will contribute to the country’s economic growth, job creation, and development.
The participation of neighboring countries in the Kwahu Business Forum will also promote regional cooperation and integration. By sharing experiences, expertise, and resources, businesses from Ghana and its neighboring countries can work together to address common challenges and capitalize on emerging opportunities.
The government’s support for the Kwahu Business Forum is a testament to its commitment to promoting economic development and private sector growth. By providing a platform for businesses to connect and thrive, the government is helping to create an enabling environment for entrepreneurship and innovation to flourish.
The Kwahu Business Forum’s 2026 edition promises to be an exciting and impactful event, bringing together local and international stakeholders to explore opportunities and drive economic growth. With the government’s support and the inclusion of international exhibitors and business delegations, the forum is poised to make a significant contribution to Ghana’s economic development and regional cooperation.
Source:Ayisah Foster|| Punch newspaper
