Ghana is looking to Australia for inspiration as it plans to introduce a 24-hour economy aimed at boosting productivity through multi-shift labour systems. Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Armah Kofi-Buah, stated that Australia’s experience, particularly in its service and industrial sectors, offers valuable insights for Ghana’s economic expansion plans.
Speaking at Australia Day celebrations in Accra, Kofi-Buah expressed Ghana’s appreciation for Australia’s long-standing investment and development support, especially in the extractive sector. He also welcomed the planned launch of the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research office in Accra, which will strengthen collaboration in areas like climate change adaptation, food security, and agricultural development.
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