The Minister for Energy and Green Transition, John Abdulai Jinapor, has participated in the Ghana–UK Investment Summit 2026 held in London, where President John Dramani Mahama outlined Ghana’s economic recovery strategy and investment agenda.

The summit brought together government officials, investors, business leaders, and stakeholders from Ghana and the United Kingdom to explore investment opportunities and strengthen economic cooperation between the two countries.

During the opening of the summit, President Mahama highlighted Ghana’s improving economic stability, strong growth prospects, and government’s commitment to attracting investment through industrialisation, infrastructure expansion, and innovation-driven policies.

He also underscored opportunities within Ghana’s energy sector, particularly in upstream gas development, power generation, and energy security initiatives aimed at positioning the country as a regional energy hub.

According to the President, the government remains focused on building a productive and export-led economy through strategic investments in infrastructure, agriculture, technology, and energy.

He further stressed that Ghana’s youthful and entrepreneurial population remains one of the country’s greatest assets in driving innovation, economic transformation, and sustainable growth.

The participation of the Energy Minister formed part of broader government efforts to promote Ghana as an attractive destination for foreign direct investment and strengthen partnerships with international investors.