GIPC Reaffirms Investment Drive at High-Level Economic Dialogue with International Monetary Fund

The Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC), Simon Madjie, has participated in an exclusive high-level economic briefing organised by CCI France Ghana (CCIFG) in collaboration with the International Monetary Fund.

The event, held under the theme “Ghana’s 2026 Economic Outlook: From Stabilisation to Resilience in a Comparative Sub-Saharan Perspective,” provided critical insights into Ghana’s macroeconomic trajectory, its comparative performance within Sub-Saharan Africa, and key sectoral factors shaping the country’s investment climate.

Dignitaries in attendance included Her Excellency Diarra Dimé Labille, French Ambassador to Ghana; Guillaume Valence, President of the Board of Directors of CCIFG; and Adrian Alter, IMF Resident Representative in Ghana.

Also present were Maxine Reindorf-Partey, Managing Director of CCIFG; Andrew Akoto, Managing Partner at KPMG; and Bright Simons, Vice-President of IMANI Africa.

The GIPC reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening collaboration with both global and local partners to position Ghana as a competitive and predictable destination for sustainable investment, while supporting reforms aimed at unlocking opportunities across key sectors of the economy.