Parliament has passed the Ghana Investment Promotion Authority Bill, 2025, following its third reading, marking a significant shift in the country’s economic regulatory framework.
The new legislation establishes the Ghana Investment Promotion Authority as the principal statutory body tasked with overseeing the promotion, coordination, regulation, and facilitation of all inward and domestic investments.
Designed to enhance Ghana’s competitiveness as a preferred global market, the bill introduces a “one-stop shop” model to streamline investor interactions. It establishes a dedicated investor grievance resolution mechanism alongside an updated monitoring system to ensure a more transparent and predictable environment for businesses.
Furthermore, the framework introduces a structured incentive regime and tightens institutional coordination among state agencies, aiming to ensure rigorous and cohesive oversight of investment activities across all sectors of the national economy.
By: Rainbowradioonline.com/Ghana
