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- 1. Today’s Ghana and Its Economy Helsinki 07.09.2011 Kiasma Dr. JS AnnanDeputy Minister of Trade & Industry
- 2. Presentation Summary Introduction Historical Links between Ghana and Finland Why Ghana? Economic Outlook Ghana as a Gateway to Africa Synergies Ghana Investment Seminar – Helsinki 2011
- 3. Introduction Ghana Investment Seminar – Helsinki 2011
- 4. Introduction Ghana Investment Seminar – Helsinki 2011
- 5. Historical Links Ghana Investment Seminar – Helsinki 2011
- 6. Historical Links Christianborg Castle Ghana Investment Seminar – Helsinki 2011
- 7. Trade Stats- Exports GH-FIN Ghana Investment Seminar – Helsinki 2011
- 8. Trade Stats- Exports GH-FIN Ghana Investment Seminar – Helsinki 2011
- 9. Trade Stats- Imports FIN-GH Ghana Investment Seminar – Helsinki 2011
- 10. Trade Stats- Imports FIN-GH Ghana Investment Seminar – Helsinki 2011
- 11. “Africa is starting to be viewed as a viable business and investment destination” Ghana Investment Seminar – Helsinki 2011
- 12. Why Ghana? People State and Government Independence: March 6, 1957. Previously a British colony Form of government: Constitutional democracy Head of State: President elected every 4 years, two-term maximum. Currently Atta Mills, elected in 2010 Population: 23 million Life expectancy: Men 57 years, women 59 years Languages: English (official), Akan, Moshi-Dagomba, Ewe and Ga International Trade Economy Main exports: gold, cocoa, rice, coffee, cassava, peanuts, shea nuts, bananas, timber, oil (Togo, UK, Italy, Netherlands, Germany, US, France) Main imports: capital equipment, petroleum, food stuffs (UK, Nigeria, US, Germany, Italy, Spain) Agriculturally based economy with growing services sector Key features: Gold, timber, cocoa, oil are major sources of foreign exchange GDP per capita: $1,900 (2000) Currency unit: Cedi Ghana Investment Seminar – Helsinki 2011
- 13. Why Ghana? Ghana Investment Seminar – Helsinki 2011
- 14. Why Ghana? Ghana Investment Seminar – Helsinki 2011
- 15. “The outlook for Ghana is favorable due to higher commodity export prices and new oil production” Ghana Investment Seminar – Helsinki 2011
- 16. Economic Outlook Ghana Investment Seminar – Helsinki 2011
- 18. Double digit growth rate expected in 2012 due to oil
- 19. Gateway to West African marketGhana Investment Seminar – Helsinki 2011
- 22. Developed banking sectorGhana Investment Seminar – Helsinki 2011
- 23. Synergies Ghana Investment Seminar – Helsinki 2011
- 24. Opportunities Ghana Investment Seminar – Helsinki 2011
- 25. Q & GHANA AFRICA’S GOLDEN GATEWAY A