Ghana’s automotive and transport sectors hold enormous potential for industrialisation, job creation, investment and economic growth. Realising this potential requires a shift from dependence on imported vehicles and reactive transport management towards local engineering, evidence-based planning, manufacturing and effective regulation.
Ghana’s automotive and transport sectors hold enormous potential for industrialisation, job creation, investment and economic growth. Realising this potential requires a shift from dependence on imported vehicles and reactive transport management towards local engineering, evidence-based planning, manufacturing and effective regulation.
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