By Rukayatu Musah
A high-powered, government-sponsored investment delegation to India, coordinated by Morgan & Sons Company Limited, has opened new doors for Ghana’s economic cooperation with India, sparking significant interest from Indian investors across multiple sectors.
The delegation, which included officials from Ghana’s medical, pharmaceutical, extractive, and manufacturing sectors, attracted overwhelming attention from Indian entrepreneurs eager to explore business opportunities in Ghana’s rapidly growing economy.
Throughout the visit, the team received unsolicited meeting requests and a flurry of investment proposals, reflecting India’s mounting enthusiasm for Ghana’s investment landscape.
Prominent Indian businessman Mr. Nagarjuna Reddy praised the strengthening of bilateral relations between Ghana and India, crediting the surge in investment interest to renewed diplomatic engagement — notably the visit of Indian Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi to Ghana.
“The earlier visit of Ghanaian officials, facilitated by Morgan & Sons, created significant awareness about Ghana’s investment potential,” Mr. Reddy said.
“The Indian investment community has now come to appreciate Ghana’s business-friendly policies, secure investment climate, and access to the broader West African market.”
Indian cancer specialist and investor Dr. Ramamohan Reddy also commended Chief Morgan, CEO of Morgan & Sons Ltd, for assembling a team of seasoned professionals with in-depth understanding of Ghana’s regulatory and business frameworks.
“The team’s knowledge and expertise reassured potential investors,” Dr. Reddy noted. “It confirmed Ghana’s reputation as one of the most attractive investment destinations in Africa.”
Speaking after the visit, Chief Morgan expressed satisfaction with the mission’s success, lauding the collaboration between the Ghanaian delegation and their Indian counterparts.
“We are optimistic that this visit will translate into tangible investments in agriculture, agribusiness, mining, technology, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and manufacturing,” Chief Morgan said.
He added that the delegation received full cooperation from Indian government officials and local authorities, reflecting the deepening partnership between Ghana and India.
Chief Morgan also hinted at a sustained investment drive and innovation strategy aimed at positioning Ghana firmly on the global development map while improving the standard of living for its citizens.
“Our goal is to make Ghana a preferred global investment hub and to channel these partnerships into lasting economic transformation,” he concluded.
