President John Dramani Mahama, together with senior government officials and members of the Ghanaian delegation, paid a visit to the London Stock Exchange on the sidelines of the Ghana–UK Investment Summit 2026 in London.
The visit formed part of efforts to deepen economic cooperation between Ghana and the United Kingdom, while showcasing Ghana as a prime destination for foreign direct investment. During the engagement, discussions focused on strengthening capital market ties, attracting investment into key sectors of the Ghanaian economy, and exploring opportunities for Ghanaian businesses to access international capital markets.
President Mahama highlighted his administration’s commitment to creating a stable and investor-friendly business environment, emphasizing reforms aimed at boosting economic growth, enhancing transparency, and encouraging private sector participation. He also underscored the importance of strategic partnerships in driving Ghana’s industrialisation and infrastructure development agenda.
The delegation included key government officials, economic advisors, and business leaders who participated in engagements with investors, financial institutions, and market stakeholders. The visit provided an opportunity to showcase Ghana’s economic potential and discuss investment opportunities in sectors such as energy, infrastructure, agriculture, technology, manufacturing, and financial services.
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Officials at the London Stock Exchange welcomed the Ghanaian delegation and expressed interest in supporting initiatives that enhance access to capital and strengthen links between Ghana’s financial markets and global investors.
The Ghana–UK Investment Summit 2026 brought together policymakers, business executives, investors, and development partners to explore avenues for increased trade, investment, and economic collaboration between the two countries. The visit to the London Stock Exchange was one of the summit’s key engagements, reflecting Ghana’s ambition to position itself as a leading investment hub in West Africa.
Government officials described the engagement as productive and significant, expressing optimism that discussions held during the visit would translate into stronger investor confidence and increased investment inflows into Ghana in the years ahead.