Ghana pursuing to host Advisory Centre on International investment law

Ghana is actively seeking to establish itself as a host for the Advisory Centre on International Investment Law, a move aimed at enhancing its investment climate. This initiative was highlighted during a recent conference where officials emphasized the importance of fostering an environment conducive to foreign direct investment. The Advisory Centre, which provides expert legal advice and support to developing countries, could significantly bolster Ghana's capacity to navigate complex international investment agreements.

By hosting this center, Ghana aims not only to improve its own legal framework but also to position itself as a regional leader in investment law. Officials believe that this partnership would facilitate knowledge sharing and capacity building for local stakeholders, ultimately leading to more strategic investments in key sectors of the economy. As Ghana continues its efforts to attract global investors, establishing such a center could serve as a pivotal step in ensuring sustainable economic growth while protecting national interests in an increasingly competitive landscape. The government’s commitment signals a proactive approach toward strengthening its legal infrastructure for investment opportunities.