Ghana House Coordination Committee outlines roadmap to maximise opportunities at Glasgow 2026

According to him, the Committee has since engaged key stakeholders, including the Ministries of Foreign Affairs; Trade, Agribusiness and Industry; Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts; and Sports and Recreation, as well as the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC), Ghana Export Promotion Authority (GEPA), Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA), Ghana Tourism Development Company Limited (GTDCL), the Youth Employment Agency (YEA), the Commonwealth Enterprise and Investment Council, ASA Plus Destination and the Ghana High Commission in the United Kingdom.

The Chairman of the Ghana House Project Coordination Committee has outlined the progress made towards the implementation of the Ghana House initiative, describing it as a unified national platform aimed at promoting Ghana's trade, investment, tourism, culture and economic opportunities during the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.“This integrated programme covers trade and investment promotion; tourism and destination marketing; cultural and creative arts presentation; export development; diaspora engagement; youth employment and labour exchange opportunities; sports diplomacy; media and publicity; business-to-business meetings; exhibition participation; and follow-up mechanisms after the Games,” he said.