Ghanaian businesses cautiously optimistic about 2026 performance – Chamber

He noted that infrastructure and inadequate connectivity could undermine Ghana’s efforts to attract and sustain investment despite improving investor confidence, stressing that infrastructure remained critical to investment because businesses needed reliable transportation networks to move raw materials, finished products and other goods efficiently.

He said while investor confidence had improved, the country needed to accelerate infrastructure development and improve connectivity within Ghana and across the West African sub-region.

Mr Emmanuel Doni-Kwame, Secretary-General of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Ghana, indicated that the economy had achieved some level of stability, particularly in foreign exchange, which had improved predictability and created room for businesses to undertake longer-term planning.