Ghana Targets Global Shea Hub Status
Vice President Jane Naana Opoku‑Agyemang urged investment and innovation to elevate Ghana’s shea sector
In Brief
- •Vice President Jane Naana Opoku‑Agyemang urged investment and innovation to elevate Ghana’s shea sector
- •She opened the 2026 World Shea Expo in Tamale, a three‑day event themed “From Local Commodity to Global Brand”
- •The expo aims to showcase shea’s international market potential and promote women‑ and youth‑led value‑addition projects
Why It Matters
Ghana’s shea industry is a significant contributor to the country’s rural economy and a key source of employment for women and youth. By positioning the sector as a global brand, the government seeks to unlock export opportunities, increase value addition, and stimulate sustainable economic growth.
Key Details
- Event
- 2026 World Shea Expo
- Location
- Tamale
- Theme
- From Local Commodity to Global Brand
- Focus
- Women and Youth‑led Value Addition
- Vice President
- Jane Naana Opoku‑Agyemang
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