International Exhibition for Plastics, Rubber & Packaging Industry

• A stable, multi-party democratic environment
• Effective market liberalization policies as evidenced by the ongoing success of the Economic Recovery programme
• Investor confidence in the country’s economy as evidenced by major successful investments in most sectors of the economy
• Availability of low-cost labour & a good supply of trained & trainable labour
• Availability of a stock exchange and other emerging financial markets
• Progressive institutional development as evidenced by the process of establishing export free zones & factory specific export processing zones for existing firms, emerging bank & non-bank financial institutions
• Quota-free access to United States of America & European Union markets
• A strategic location for communication facilities in terms of international commerce
• Warm and friendly people and a high degree of personal safety

Imports from India to Ghana increased to $314,491,460 at the end of 2009 from $307,534,508 in 2008. Ghana’s export to India have fluctuated between the lowest figure of $6.85 million in 2001 and the highest figure of $204.4 million in 2008. India recorded the highest trade with Ghana in 2007 with $373,584,347 while Ghana recorded $75,502,691.

The Plastics Export Promotion Council
Tel: +91 22 26833951/52, 26844364