“The biggest competitive edge that we have is the product differentiation that we have. That is where we have been able to maintain our market leadership,” says Ebenezer Twum Asante, CEO of MTN Ghana.
“Ghana is the second biggest economy in West Africa and when the ICT sector which our firm belongs to is strong. ICT contributions in West Africa are very significant,” says Ebenezer Twum Asante, CEO of MTN Ghana.
“The sector is down because of several factors. The main factor is the energy crisis but we also have to deal with exchange rates and there are other factors such as the quality of roads,” explains Kofi A. Boateng, Managing Director of PSL Platinum Shipping & Logistics.
“Sara Group on the African continent is represented by Haiflow. Today Haiflow currently has four branches that are operational in Ghana, mainly in Accra and the suburbs,” explains Karim Ghazale, General Manager of Haiflow – Africa (Sara Group).
“When we started in 2009, the sector was very promising and it continues to grow but at a much slower pace,” says Karim Ghazale, General Manager of Haiflow – Africa (Sara Group).
“Lebanon has a good diaspora, there are about 14 million Lebanese living outside of Lebanon. This is a very big asset for Lebanon,” explains Nabil Itani, Chairman – GM of IDAL.
“Despite all, Lebanon has maintained some kind of stability in security, economics and also socially. Subsequently, Lebanon has succeeded in achieving more positive signals in foreign investment, not only due to the security but also due to its diversified economy,” explains Nabil Itani, Chairman – GM of IDAL.
“My vision has been to more or less maintain our place as the forerunner in the oil and gas industry in Ghana in the indigenous company category,” says Roy Aboku, Business Development Manager of Menergy Group.
“Ghana is still a destination that is intriguing for a lot of people because we still have a lot of potential, we have always had potential but we haven’t yet taken off in a big way,” says Prince Kofi Amoabeng, CEO of UT Bank.
“What really makes anyone do the things they do is the passion to impact people’s lives positively and probably because they think they can change the way things are done if they think they have a solution,” says Prince Kofi Amoabeng, CEO of UT Bank.
