Around £1.3 billion was the volume of trade between the UK and Ghana which was promising but had room for growth In 2023. With the introduction of direct flights, this number will rise dramatically. Trade will increase 25% by 2028, hitting £1.625 billion. That jump isn’t just an increase on the page; it means thousands of jobs will be created, businesses expanded, economies strengthened on both sides.
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