On Friday, September 5, 2025, the American Chamber of Commerce, Ghana (AmCham Ghana) held a strategic meeting with the UK-Ghana Chamber of Commerce (UKGCC) in Accra. The discussions were led by Doris K. Afanyedey, CEO of AmCham Ghana, and Adjoba Kyiamah, Executive Director of the UK-Ghana Chamber of Commerce.

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The meeting was very constructive and centered around how AmCham Ghana and the UK–Ghana Chamber of Commerce (UKGCC) can explore new avenues for collaboration and strengthening bilateral chamber relations.

The discussions highlighted past partnerships, including multi-chamber networking events, joint advocacy on investment climate issues, and engagements with key government agencies. Both chambers reaffirmed the importance of speaking with a united voice on matters affecting their members, particularly around taxation.

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Moving forward, AmCham and UKGCC agreed to deepen collaboration through:

• Structured joint advocacy platforms, including policy briefs on the ease of doing business.
• Sector-specific programs in areas such as energy transition, digital economy, healthcare, and logistics.
• Joint trade and investment missions, fostering U.S.–UK–Ghana triangular business partnerships.
• SME and skills development initiatives to build capacity for Ghanaian businesses.

This renewed partnership positions both chambers as stronger allies in advancing a favourable business environment and expanding opportunities for their members.

The UK-Ghana Chamber of Commerce plays a vital role in promoting trade and investment between the United Kingdom and Ghana. Through its focus on market access, regulatory services, advocacy, and trade missions, UKGCC connects businesses with key stakeholders, including government agencies, regulators, and investors, while also providing fee-based trade support such as research, partner searches, and business registration services.