The 2026 Ghana-China Business Summit and Exhibition has officially commenced in Accra, bringing together government representatives, business leaders, investors, and industry players from Ghana and China to explore opportunities for trade, investment, and economic cooperation.

The event, which began on Monday, November 9, 2026, is expected to run until November 15, 2026. Held under the theme, “Transforming Potential into Prosperity: Building the Ghana-China Development Bridge,” the summit seeks to strengthen economic relations between the two countries while creating opportunities for businesses to establish strategic partnerships.

The seven-day event is expected to feature business-to-business matchmaking sessions, policy dialogues, project pitching forums, and exhibitions showcasing products, services, and investment opportunities from both countries.

Key areas of focus include infrastructure, manufacturing, agro-processing, energy, the digital economy, mining value addition, and skills transfer.

The summit also aims to promote technology transfer, joint ventures, and partnerships that will support Ghana’s industrialisation agenda, create employment opportunities, and strengthen export diversification.

Organised by the Ghana-China Business Summit Secretariat, Perfect World Company Limited, and its partners, the event is designed to connect Ghanaian businesses, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), with Chinese companies, financial institutions, and technology providers.

The 2026 edition follows the successful hosting of the 2025 Ghana-China Business Summit, which brought together key stakeholders from both countries and resulted in several memoranda of understanding (MoUs), alongside discussions on financing for priority development projects.

Organisers have indicated that this year’s summit places greater emphasis on converting discussions into practical business opportunities, strengthening supply chains, and increasing SME participation.

The event is expected to provide a platform for deeper engagement between Ghanaian and Chinese businesses, with the broader objective of translating bilateral relations into tangible economic benefits.