Ghana secures 0% tariffs for exported goods to China

Ghana has achieved significant progress in strengthening its economic partnership with China, securing a 0% tariff on all its exports to the Asian economic powerhouse.

This breakthrough was announced by Minister of Foreign Affairs Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa on X (formerly Twitter) today.

The new tariff regime, which extends to 100% of goods originating from Ghana, is poised to dramatically boost trade volumes, stimulate job creation, and foster a new generation of Ghanaian entrepreneurs.

This development is particularly impactful given that China already stands as Ghana’s number one trading partner, with bilateral trade volumes exceeding US$11 billion last year alone.

This new tariff elimination opens up vast opportunities for Ghanaian producers to access the world’s second-largest consumer market.

Ghana has achieved significant progress in strengthening its economic partnership with China, securing a 0% tariff on all its exports to the Asian economic powerhouse.

This breakthrough was announced by Minister of Foreign Affairs Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa on X (formerly Twitter) today.

The new tariff regime, which extends to 100% of goods originating from Ghana, is poised to dramatically boost trade volumes, stimulate job creation, and foster a new generation of Ghanaian entrepreneurs.

This development is particularly impactful given that China already stands as Ghana’s number one trading partner, with bilateral trade volumes exceeding US$11 billion last year alone.

This new tariff elimination opens up vast opportunities for Ghanaian producers to access the world’s second-largest consumer market.