On September 8, a delegation of entrepreneurs from the
China-Africa Business Council (CABC) held talks with Ghana’s 24-Hour Economy
Authority in Accra and signed a memorandum of understanding to establish
regular cooperation in key areas under Ghana’s 24-Hour Economy and Accelerated
Export Development Programme. On September 11, CABC, the 24-Hour Economy
Authority and the Ghana National Chamber of Commerce and Industry held a joint
meeting on promoting Ghanaian exports and trade facilitation. Discussions
focused on leveraging China’s zero-tariff policy, improving customs clearance,
quality certification and logistics efficiency, and establishing China-Ghana
export matchmaking mechanisms. China’s zero-tariff treatment for all 53 African
countries with diplomatic ties took effect on May 1, 2026, creating new
opportunities for Ghanaian products to enter the Chinese market.
