COME AND INVEST IN GHANA (LIMITED OPPORTUNITIES)

DEAREST CUSTOMER,

GHANA INVESTMENTS

Ghana Investments is a company that seeks to promote investments in Ghana.
We take the responsibility to provide all the necessary information and
guide you need to jumpstart investment. This site tells you about trade
about:

TRADE OPPORTUNITIES

All areas are open to foreign participation with special focus on the
following; Information Technology/Electronics, Apparel, Hand Tools, Cotton
and Textile, Agro-Processing, Floriculture ;
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INVESTMENT PROCEDURES

Starting up at the Ghana Investment Board. Fill out the form online and
complete the payment to... (2) Send the payment details and you will be
sent a pin number.........

INVESTMENT GUARANTEE

Constitutional Guarantee
Ghana's 1992 constitution guarantees protection from arbitrary deprivation
of property and guarantees compensation
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BUSINESS CLIMATE

Information and Telecommunications Technology, which is key to business
transactions as the world becomes more globalized, has seen a marked
growth in the country, and has risen from 4% to 15%

Ghana at Independence in 1957 adopted a centrally planned economy model
with heavy state participation in economic activities and regulation of
prices and wages. After a Coup d’etat in 1966, attempts were made to
de-regulate the economy with mild success.

Due to several military interventions in government, the economy
experienced ups an downs culminating in a near collapse by 1982. In 1983,
Ghana embarked on an Economic Recovery Program (ERP) that saw the economy
recovering sufficiently to experience GDP growth rates of 4-5% per annum
from 1989 to 1999. By the year 2000 when the new administration of the NPP
took over from the NDC, all the key macro-economic indicators were in
disarray.

Year on year inflation averaged 30-40%; interest rate was 40-46%; GDP
3-4%; GDP per capita US$300-360; Exchange rate between Ghana’s currency
and its major trading partners depreciated at a high rate reaching 49.2%
in 1999 and 96.8% 2000. Consequently, certain social facilities such as
education and health began to crumble. Unemployment of most resources
including labour was very high, and standard of living was negatively
affected.

This situation convinced the new government to adopt the Highly Indebted
Poor Countries Initiative (HIPC) in 2001. This has been successfully
managed resulting into more than US$4 billion of debt cancellation.


TAKE THIS LIMITED OPPORTUNITY AND INVEST IN GHANA. GHANA @50 HAS OPPENED
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR FOREIGN INVESTORS.

VISIT WEBSITE FOR FURTHER DETAILS: www.ghana-investments.com.

Received on Wednesday, 27 June 2007 18:10:20 UTC