Ghana is set to bring investors, businesses and policymakers together in November for a summit aimed at attracting capital into productive sectors of the economy and creating opportunities for business expansion.
The two-day Invest Ghana Summit 2026, organised by the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC), will focus on investment opportunities, partnerships and connections that can help strengthen Ghana’s productive capacity and competitiveness.
The summit, scheduled for November 16 and 17 at the Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City in Accra, will be held under the theme, “Investing in Ghana’s New Economy: Building a productive economy that creates value and competes globally.”
The event is expected to provide a platform for investors, businesses, policymakers and other stakeholders to explore opportunities across Ghana’s emerging economy and identify areas for investment and collaboration.
The GIPC has described the summit as a platform for presenting bankable investment opportunities, facilitating deal-making and partnerships, and engaging global investors.
The focus comes as government seeks to turn announced and pipeline investments into operational businesses that increase production, create jobs and generate greater economic value.
At the launch of GIPC’s 2025 Annual Investment Report in August, the Minister for Trade, Agribusiness and Industry, Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, said Ghana had nearly US$12 billion in announced and pipeline investments, stressing the need for those investments to materialise into productive enterprises.
The summit will therefore create an avenue for businesses and investors to engage directly around investment opportunities while connecting prospective investors with relevant public and private-sector partners.
It is expected to feature discussions and engagements focused on Ghana’s economic potential, investment opportunities and the partnerships required to expand productive activity and improve the country’s ability to compete in global markets.
The summit forms part of broader efforts by GIPC to promote Ghana as an investment destination and strengthen investor engagement and aftercare.
The 2026 edition will also precede the 22nd Ghana Club 100 Awards on November 18, which will recognise leading Ghanaian businesses and their contribution to the economy.
