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Prince Kofi Amoabeng gives his assessment on Ghana’s economic development and financial sector. He also presents UT Bank, mentioning its differentials, values, challenges and plans. UT Bank is part of UT Holdings, one of Ghana’s largest and most diversified private companies.
Richard Anamoo, Director General of GPHA, talks about economy and development in Ghana. He also presents Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority and mentions expansion plans, challenges and investment opportunities.
Seth Adjei Baah gives his assessment of the economy of Ghana and discusses challenges and investment opportunities. He also explains his role as President of the Chamber and shares his vision for the future of the country.
The Minister for Communications, Dr. Edward Kofi Omane Boamah, gives an overview of the ICT and Telecommunication industry in Ghana, mentioning positive points, challenges and the outlook for the sector. He also discusses investments and shares his dream for the future of the country.
Mr. Landry gives his assessment of the economic development of Ghana, mentioning some of the country’s strengths and weaknesses. He also presents Labadi Beach Hotel, Ghana’s premier hotel, resort and business address, renowned for its unique spirit of Ghanaian hospitality.
The Association of Ghana Industries is a business association of over 1200 members, made up of small, medium and large scale manufacturing and services industries. Its President, Nana Owusu-Afari, presents AGI and gives an overview of the industrial sector in Ghana.
Eng. El-Hadi S. Hensher, Minister of Water Resources of Libya
In regards to investments, we set out budget according to the plans and strategies of these institutions that are under our authorities. In this year, a budget of 268 million Libyan dinars was set and divided to the related sectors, 20 million Libyan dinars for ministry’s council, 19 million Libyan dinars for the public body for waste, 37 million Libyan dinars for the public company for water and sewerage and 156 million Libyan dinars for the management responsible for executing and managing the manmade river project.
Abdulnaser Ben Nafaa, Chairman of Libyan Businessmen Council
We should start by talking about the Libyan Businessmen Council which consists of 470 members from all sectors and specialized fields, including health care, education, construction, oil services, aviation and naval sector. This council was established back in 2004, yet it was only activated recently in 2013.
Dr. Ahmed M. Karoud, General Manager of Libyan Stock Market
Only 5% of our economy was in the private sector before. The government is going to set a new law for private companies in Libya, this is expected in May 2013.
Eng. Usama Siala, Minister of Communications and Informatics of Libya
In 2013 we are going to be signing at least 2 major contracts for the modernisation of the two mobile operators. These are the two biggest projects and we also have quite a few other smaller projects. For Libyana, we estimate around 230 to 250 million Libyan dinars of investment and it will be around the same for Almadar.
