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Government extends deadline for Legon Pharmaceutical Innovation Park applications

The Authority describes the park as Ghana's first integrated pharmaceutical innovation park, designed to make the country a manufacturing and export hub for West Africa and beyond.
Government extends deadline for Legon Pharmaceutical Innovation Park applications Featured Oct - 14 - 2026 , 12:28 2 minutes read The government has extended the deadline for pharmaceutical manufacturers to register interest in establishing operations at the Legon Pharmaceutical Innovation Park, a 2,000-acre facility planned at Asutsuare in the Greater Accra Region.
Import dependence About 70 per cent of Ghana's pharmaceutical demand is met through imports, costing the country more than US$300 million annually, the call for expressions of interest says.
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