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Ghana: GITAC to roll out activities to celebrate its fifth year

The Ghana-India Trade Advisory Chamber (GITAC) has outlined programs for its fifth-year celebration. 

The Chamber’s President, Dominic Oduro-Antwi disclosed the celebration would constitute both local and international events.

He noted the chamber has in the last five years, introduced many Indians to opportunities in Ghana and Ghanaians to trade prospects in India.

He highlighted activities reserved for the anniversary including a media engagement on Ghana-India bilateral relations and an educational fair comprising over 15 universities from India in February, In March, a launch of the Global Africa Trade Advisory Chamber for the Asian Region in Dubai. In April, the chamber will embark on a trip to India for selected sectors of the economy. There will be a global Africa networking event in May as well as a health fair in June.

The organization will host a technology fair in July, and a maternal healthcare music festival in August. The climax of the anniversary comes with an agribusiness fair in September and a grand dinner for all stakeholders of the chamber.

 GITAC has been at the forefront of trade promotion between Ghana and India and ensuring that both countries deepen bilateral activities between them.

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