Kwahu Business Forum: DBG reaffirms support for private sector

The Development Bank Ghana (DBG) participated in the 2nd Edition of the Kwahu Business Forum. This shows the government's commitment to supporting the private sector. They aim to lead Ghana's economic transformation agenda.

DBG plans to offer a range of products and services. These will help the private sector achieve its goals. Dr. Randolph Nsor-Ambala, CEO of DBG, spoke with Channel One Business News about this.

He highlighted the importance of international development partners. Their role in economic transformation is crucial for success. "We rely on their global experience," he said.

This experience helps develop effective value propositions for local needs. It also builds credibility and expands reach within the community. The solutions implemented are evidence-based and focus on local content.

Dr. Nsor-Ambala assured that DBG will provide funding for start-ups. They will support ventures in food security and manufacturing growth. The goal is to promote import substitution and export-led growth.

This year's forum focused on "The Future of Business: The Role of the Financial Sector." It aimed to foster entrepreneurship and support small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Ghana. The Kwahu Business Forum aligns with the government's goal of nurturing Ghanaian-owned SMEs for export and manufacturing leadership.