The Minister for Trade and Industry, Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, says the recently approved Ghana Automotive Component Manufacturing Policy will create an enabling environment for investors and open up new opportunities for Ghanaian businesses in the automotive supply chain.
The policy will support production for both the local aftermarket and for direct supply to assembly plants, strengthening domestic supply chains.
At the inauguration of the third phase of the Zonda Tec Ghana Assembly Plant Tema Factory
Minister this will make vehicles assembled in Ghana more competitive for the regional and continental market under AfCFTA.
The Minister made this at inauguration of the third phase of the Zonda Tec Ghana Assembly Plant Tema Factory
Sher siad With this third phase, companies like Sondertek are now raising annual capacity to about 3,000 heavy and light vehicles.
The Minister says Ghana is learning from automotive hubs like Morocco and South Africa, as it transforms from an import-dependent economy to a production and export-oriented one.
