Ghana and Poland are seeking to deepen trade and investment cooperation, with both countries exploring opportunities in industrial development, agribusiness and partnerships between businesses.

The renewed push emerged at the TOP CHARITY ChangeMAKERS Africa Business Mixer in Accra on Thursday, October 29, 2026, where business leaders from Ghana, Poland and other parts of Europe gathered to discuss investment opportunities.

Deputy Minister for Trade, Agribusiness and Industry, Sampson Ahi, said Ghana was ready to strengthen its longstanding relationship with Poland and attract more Polish investment into the country.

He said the two countries had maintained ties for more than six decades, including cooperation in education, professional training and trade dating back to the 1960s.

Mr Ahi also cited the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II’s visit to Poland in May 2026 as an important moment in renewed engagement between the two countries.

“Ghana is no longer asking you to take a chance on a promise,” he said, highlighting the country’s political stability, openness to business and potential as a gateway to the African market.

He urged Polish businesses to partner with Ghanaian companies to develop ventures that would generate mutual benefits and support shared prosperity.

Founder and Chief Executive Officer of the Omenaa Foundation, Omenaa Mensah, said the event marked the first edition of TOP CHARITY ChangeMAKERS Africa and was intended to strengthen business connections between Europe and Africa.

Drawing on her Polish and Ghanaian heritage, she said she had long sought to build stronger links between the two regions, with business playing a central role in that effort.

Ms Mensah said although the foundation’s work also covered art and philanthropy, the Accra gathering focused on commercial opportunities and cooperation between Polish and Ghanaian entrepreneurs.

The organisers hope the engagement will help build partnerships and open up new avenues for trade and investment between the two countries.

Ghana Invites Polish Businesses to Boost Investment Ties

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