The Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) has held a high-level engagement with officials from the U.S. Embassy as part of ongoing consultations on the Ghana Investment Promotion Act (GIPA) Bill, which is currently under review.
Head of GIPC’s Legal Division, Naa Lamle Orleans-Lindsay, delivered a comprehensive presentation on the key reforms proposed in the draft legislation.
She explained that the Bill seeks to reinforce the Centre’s position as the primary regulatory authority for investment promotion, bringing the law in line with GIPC’s core mandate.
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The presentation also highlighted planned adjustments to minimum capital requirements to improve competitiveness and create a more attractive investment climate.
GIPC’s Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Simon Madjie, in his closing remarks, commended the U.S. Embassy for its continuous cooperation. He emphasised the importance of constructive dialogue as the Bill enters its final refinement stage before submission to Parliament.
Mr. Madjie reiterated the Centre’s commitment to transparency and partnership in strengthening Ghana’s broader investment environment.
