Chief of Staff urges envoys to champion Made-in-Ghana exports

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• Mr Acheampong 3 months ago

  You can't promote Made in Ghana exports when you have deprived exporters of more than 40% of their income through spurious exchange rates! The exporters are going bust!

  You can't promote Made in Ghana exports when you have deprived exporters of more than 40% of their income through spurious exchange rates! The exporters are going bust!

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• Dr who 3 months ago

  national prosperity depends on robust exports and a strong industrial base—reviving local pride and production is essential for growth and job creation in the global market quality speaks volumes. Ghana need to put qualit ...
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  national prosperity depends on robust exports and a strong industrial base—reviving local pride and production is essential for growth and job creation in the global market quality speaks volumes. Ghana need to put quality before pride.

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• Kwadwo 3 months ago

  I have always known you to be a brainy. This is indeed a good call. But I will suggest we add value to our products instead of exporting raw materials.

  I have always known you to be a brainy. This is indeed a good call. But I will suggest we add value to our products instead of exporting raw materials.

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• Kwame Blanco 3 months ago

  Well the consumer will always balance quality with cost. When you over tax local business to the point where their production cost is so high and can't compete with imported goods, they won't buy local production just for th ...
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  Well the consumer will always balance quality with cost. When you over tax local business to the point where their production cost is so high and can't compete with imported goods, they won't buy local production just for the sake of it.

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• By their fruits 3 months ago

  Haven't we heard all these rhetorics over the years? From the narrative of the Chief of Staff as well as the Foreign Minister it is as if what they are saying is new.
  What do they mean when they say.... Our Missions will ope ...
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  Haven't we heard all these rhetorics over the years? From the narrative of the Chief of Staff as well as the Foreign Minister it is as if what they are saying is new.
  What do they mean when they say.... Our Missions will open Made-in-Ghana shops in countries of accreditation? Will the Missions now go into trading?
  Sounds like small time traders. Instead of empowering various businesses to do more production for the expory market politicians are still doing the same old things that gave us nothing.

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