AmCham Ghana Hosts Maiden ICT & Digital Economy Committee Sitting

Accra, Ghana- Wednesday, 3rd December 2026- The American Chamber of Commerce in Ghana (AmCham Ghana), led by CEO Doris Kafui Afanyedey, successfully hosted the maiden sitting of the ICT & Digital Economy Committee at the Chamber Secretariat. The meeting represents a key milestone in deepening collaboration and policy advocacy across Ghana’s fast-growing digital ecosystem.

The session brought together leading industry players and technology partners, including representatives from Google West Africa, IBM Ghana, Microsoft Ghana, Oracle Ghana, American Tower Corporation (ATC), E-Services Africa Ltd. (Esal), Apotica Limited, Multithread ICT Solutions Limited, Devops Africa Limited, NCR Corporation, and Trimble Export Limited. Officials from the U.S. Embassy in Ghana, led by Senior Counselor Rachel Kresil, and supported by Commercial Officer Laurie Kelleher, Jennifer Antwi, an Economic Specialist at the Economic Section and Commercial Specialist Victoria Agbai, also joined the meeting to reinforce the shared U.S.–Ghana commitment to digital advancement.

Discussions centered on reviewing the mandate, vision, and objectives of the ICT & Digital Economy Committee, as well as examining current developments within Ghana’s policy and regulatory environment. Members also set priorities for the sector’s challenges and opportunities, while aligning on the 2026 Workplan, upcoming stakeholder engagements, and key flagship initiatives to drive industry growth.

AmCham Ghana expresses sincere appreciation to Multithread ICT Solutions Limited, proud sponsor of this maiden sitting, for their invaluable support and dedication to promoting digital innovation and transformation in Ghana.

This engagement underscores the Chamber’s ongoing commitment to strengthening the U.S.–Ghana commercial partnership through strategic platforms that enable dialogue, innovation, and sustainable technology-driven development

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Delta Air Lines resumes non-stop flights from Accra to Atlanta

AmCham Ghana joined its Platinum Member, Delta Air Lines, at the Kotoka International Airport for the official launch of the expanded seasonal Accra to Atlanta service.

The expanded service, which complements Delta’s year-round operation from New York JFK, enhances travel flexibility for business and leisure passengers and supports the rising flow of commerce, tourism, and cultural exchange. Remarks from U.S. Chargé d’Affaires Rolf Olson, GACL Managing Director Yvonne Nana Afriyie Opare, GCAA Director-General Rev. Stephen Wilfred Arthur, and GTA CEO Marilyn Maame Efua Houadjeto highlighted the diplomatic, operational, and economic significance of the new connection and reaffirmed the shared commitment to strengthening Ghana’s role as a regional aviation hub.

The flight, operated on the Airbus A330-900neo, delivers an improved onboard experience across all cabins, including Delta One Suites, Delta Premium Select, Delta Comfort, and Delta Main, with seatback entertainment and free Wi-Fi for SkyMiles Members.

The Chamber was represented by CEO Doris Kafui Afanyedey and members of the Secretariat, who participated alongside Delta’s leadership team, headed by Eliona Baddoo, General Manager, Ghana. The ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the start of the daily flight that will run for six weeks through January 16, introduced in response to strong travel demand between Ghana and the United States during the peak holiday season.

AmCham Ghana congratulates Delta Air Lines on this milestone. It remains committed to supporting initiatives that advance U.S.–Ghana commercial ties and expand opportunities for travelers and businesses on both sides.