Ghana’s MoFA and DMT sign MoU for 21,000‑tonne grain storage facility in Wa
MoFA and DMT Collateral Management Limited signed a Memorandum of Understanding on 3 November 2026 for a 21,000‑tonne grain storage facility in Wa, Upper West Region
In Brief
- •MoFA and DMT Collateral Management Limited signed a Memorandum of Understanding on 3 November 2026 for a 21,000‑tonne grain storage facility in Wa, Upper West Region
- •The facility is part of the Feed Ghana Programme to expand storage capacity, reduce post‑harvest losses and strengthen national food security
- •Project financing includes an export credit of approximately €4.8 million from the Danish Embassy and an additional €5 million investment
- •The facility will feature a Hospital Bin emergency reserve system and training for National Service personnel, Feed Ghana Brigades and technicians
- •Construction is expected to be completed and commissioned by August 2027
Why It Matters
The new storage hub will significantly increase Ghana’s grain reserve capacity, helping to buffer the country against seasonal shortages and market volatility. By incorporating an emergency reserve system and local training, the project also builds technical capacity and supports the broader Feed Ghana Programme’s goal of reducing post‑harvest losses and improving food security across the Upper West Region.
Key Details
- Facility Capacity
- 21,000 tonnes
- Project Start Date
- 3 November 2026
- Expected Completion
- August 2027
- Export Credit
- €4.8 million
- Additional Investment
- €5 million
- Location
- Wa, Upper West Region
Context & Background
The agreement is part of Ghana’s Feed Ghana Programme, a government initiative aimed at expanding grain storage infrastructure to mitigate post‑harvest losses and enhance national food security.
What To Watch
Completion and commissioning of the grain storage facility by August 2027
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