Apparel/Garments Ghana to unveil textile-garments manufacturing policy in Q4 2023 15 Aug '23 1 min read Pic: Adobe Stock Insights Ghana has developed a textile-garments manufacturing policy and incentive framework to attract foreign investment, trade and industry minister Kobina Tahir Hammond said at the inaugural ceremony of the US-Ghana Business Expo 2023 in Accra recently. Aimed at turning Ghana the new global garments hub, it will be unveiled in the last quarter this year. Ghana has developed a textile and garments manufacturing policy and incentive framework to attract foreign investment, according to trade and industry minister Kobina Tahir Hammond. It will be unveiled in the last quarter of this year.At the inauguration of the US-Ghana Business Expo 2023 in Accra recently, Hammond said the intention is to make Ghana the new global garments hub by exploiting the quest for cost-competitive sourcing destinations.Organised by the American Chamber of Commerce –Ghana, the US embassy in the country and other partners, the two-day expo with the theme ‘Leveraging US-Ghana trade relations for growth and prosperity’ offered a platform to foster bilateral trade collaboration.Ghana has developed a textile-garments manufacturing policy and incentive framework to attract foreign investment, trade and industry minister Kobina Tahir Hammond said at the inaugural ceremony of the US-Ghana Business Expo 2023 in Accra recently. Aimed at turning Ghana the new global garments hub, it will be unveiled in the last quarter this year.Annual bilateral trade between the two sides hit an all-time high of $3.7 billion, with exports from Ghana worth $2.7 billion, according to a report in a Ghanian daily.Support has been stepped up in general for the private sector, both domestic and foreign, to enhance production and exports, particularly in the manufacturing sector, Hammond said. Fibre2Fashion News Desk (DS) More Apparel/Garments News - Ghana...