Parliament has approved the Ghana Investment Promotion Authority (GIPA) Bill, 2025, paving the way for a strengthened framework to attract and regulate investments in the country.
The legislation, passed during Wednesday’s sitting, is expected to modernise Ghana’s investment climate by streamlining procedures, enhancing transparency, and aligning with international best practices. It also seeks to empower the Authority to provide more effective support to both local and foreign investors.
Officials say the new law will bolster investor confidence, promote job creation, and expand opportunities in key sectors of the economy. The Bill introduces measures to improve monitoring of investment activities, ensure compliance with national development priorities, and safeguard the interests of Ghanaian businesses.
The passage of the GIPA Bill forms part of broader economic reforms aimed at positioning Ghana as a competitive destination for investment within the sub‑region.
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