Why us?

You’ll Know What

You’re Getting Builds Wealth Steps to Take Next
Providing leadership for business growth
Schedule a Call
values

(GNCCI) is a prominent organization comprising business operators, firms, and industries within Ghana.

Established under Legislative Instrument LI 611 in 1968, which is also known as Act 232, the GNCCI was created to advocate for and safeguard the interests of the commercial and industrial sectors in the country. As the primary representative body of Ghana’s business community, the GNCCI plays a vital role in fostering dialogue between the private sector and government authorities at various levels. It provides a wide range of support services aimed at enhancing the growth and development of businesses across Ghana. Since its inception, the GNCCI has been instrumental in promoting private sector development, contributing significantly to economic progress and stability in the nation.

AFFILIATIONS

The network of affiliates and partners of the Chamber coupled with its strong reputation and goodwill with state and non-state actors at the local and international level gives strong competitive advantage to it members for business Linkages.
The GNCCI is a member of:

  • The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC):
    • The Pan African Chamber of Commerce and Industry
    (PACCI) :
    • The Federation of West African Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FEWACCI):
    • The Commonwealth Chamber of Commerce:
    • The African Caribbean Pacific (ACP) Chamber of Commerce and other Economic operators:
    The GNCCI also works with a number of international partners including but not limited to the following:
    • United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) :
    • International Financial Corporation, World Bank:
    • African Trade Policy Centre / African Union:
    • USAID West Africa Trade and Investment Hub – established the AGOA Trade Centre at GNCCI to increase the awareness and utilisation of AGOA:
    • Business Support Advocacy Challenge (BUSAC) Fund which is supported by DANIDA, EU, and USAID:

The Chamber receives thousands of enquires, from both home and abroad for partners, suppliers, agents, trade shows, etc. These enquires are given to only members.
Registered members are contacted regularly on issues relating to their businesses.