Ghana recorded $2.62 billion in foreign direct investment during 2025, President John Dramani Mahama said, citing the figure as evidence of renewed investor confidence in the country.
President John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed Government’s commitment to creating an enabling environment for private investment and industrial growth during a working visit to the Bright International Industrial Zone.
The President cited the US$2.62 billion in Foreign Direct Investment recorded in 2025 as evidence of renewed investor confidence in Ghana, expressing optimism that the rollout of the New Economy Policy would further strengthen the country’s investment prospects. #ResettingGhana #MahamaThePresident FIVE-FINGER ANSWERS (reporter interview): HARD DATA: The precise FDI amount recorded in 2025 is US$2.62 billion. The projected investment target and rollout date for the New Economy Policy are not specified in the material.
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Reaffirmed the government's commitment to creating an enabling environment for private investment and industrial growth, citing US$2.62 billion in FDI recorded in 2025 as evidence of renewed investor confidence.
Recorded US$2.62 billion in Foreign Direct Investment during 2025, demonstrating renewed investor confidence in the nation's economy.
Location where President Mahama conducted a working visit to discuss investment and industrial growth initiatives.
Policy initiative expected to be rolled out to further strengthen Ghana's investment prospects, according to President Mahama's remarks.