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US-Ghana Chamber of Commerce
Bringing Cultures Together Through Resources, Innovations, and People
Embrace the power of collaboration, innovation, and cultural exchange. The US-Ghana Chamber of Commerce is your premier platform dedicated to fostering trade and investment, driving economic growth, and promoting business opportunities between the United States and Ghana.
We are proud to bring together cultures, resources, innovations, and people to create a thriving bilateral business environment. Together, we will shape the future of trade and investment between the United States and Ghana.

Our Goals and Objectives
At the US-Ghana Chamber of Commerce, our goals and objectives are to create a vibrant bilateral business environment and foster strong economic growth through business exchange.
Specifically, we aim to create:
Effective Networking and Partnerships
Our Chamber acts as a catalyst for one-on-one business opportunities. Through strategic networking, meticulous research, and strong partnerships, we connect like-minded individuals and companies to unlock new avenues of growth and innovation.
Actionable Discussions:
We provide a platform for meaningful discussions on matters of mutual benefit. By engaging in open dialogue, we aim to identify areas of cooperation and potential partnerships that can drive economic growth and prosperity for both nations.
Business Enrichment Programs
We offer a range of business enrichment programs, information, and orientation sessions to help our members navigate the intricacies of conducting business in the U.S. and Ghana. Our resources will empower you with the knowledge and tools needed to succeed.
Business-friendly Legislation
At the core of our mission is advocating for business-friendly legislation at all levels of government. We work tirelessly to ensure that policies and regulations support and encourage entrepreneurship, trade, and investment, fostering an environment conducive to business success.
A Brief History of the Ghana-US Relationship
The Ghana-US relationship has a rich history that dates back to 1957 when Ghana gained independence from the United Kingdom. Since then, both nations have forged strong ties based on shared values such as democracy, human rights, and the rule of law. Ghana has been a shining example of good governance and regional stability in Africa, earning admiration and respect from the international community.
Ghana’s remarkable economic growth has also caught the attention of the world. With GDP growth at 3.2% in 2022, Ghana’s economy ranks among the fastest-growing in the world. This growth has opened up numerous opportunities for trade and investment, with the United States being one of Ghana’s principal trading partners.
In 2019, two-way trade between the U.S. and Ghana reached $1.8 billion, signaling a strong partnership between the two countries in various sectors. As the economies continue to evolve, the potential for collaboration and business opportunities between the United States and Ghana is immense.

Why Join the
US-Ghana Chamber of Commerce
As a member of the US-Ghana Chamber of Commerce, you become part of a vibrant community committed to driving economic growth, promoting entrepreneurship, and creating lasting business relationships between the United States and Ghana. Here are some of the benefits of joining our Chamber:
Join the Chamber Today
Join the US-Ghana Chamber of Commerce today and be part of an influential community that drives economic growth, fosters strong partnerships, and advocates for a thriving business environment in both countries. Whether you are a seasoned business owner or an aspiring entrepreneur, we offer many opportunities to elevate your business to new horizons.
Contact us now to learn more about membership benefits, upcoming events, and how you can actively contribute to shaping the future of US-Ghana trade and investment relations. Together, we can build a prosperous and mutually beneficial partnership that transcends borders and creates a lasting impact on both nations’ economies.