Ghana must build predictable biosafety system to attract biotechnology investment – Zanetor

” The Minister was speaking at the launch of the 2027 Biosafety and Biotechnology Expo (BBExpo) in Accra, organised by the National Biosafety Authority (NBA), on the theme, “Biosafety Regulation as a Catalyst for Biotechnology Investment in Ghana.6, GNA – Dr Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings, Minister of Environment, Science and Technology, says Ghana must strengthen its biosafety regulatory system and make regulatory processes clearer and more predictable to attract investment and accelerate the development of the biotechnology sector.

She identified five priorities for Ghana’s biotechnology sector: ensuring that the regulatory framework keeps pace with scientific advancement, institutionalising coordination among agencies, investing in regulatory capacity, building public confidence, and developing a visible pipeline of investment opportunities.