The Ghana Funding Promotion Centre (GIPC) has launched a 24- hour premium service to boost effectivity in service supply, processing investor purposes, expedite funding registration and approvals.
The Chief Govt Officer of GIPC, Mr Simon Madjie, mentioned the premium service aligns with the federal government’s 24-hour financial system initiative, which seeks to create a dynamic enterprise atmosphere, appeal to funding and drive sustained financial development.
“Our service aligns with world finest practices and supplies investors with precedence processing for his or her purposes, making certain well timed help for pressing enterprise activities,” Mr Madjie mentioned.
He talked about that the 24-hour clock begun as soon as the devoted group on the Investor Companies Department confirmed that every one necessary documentation have been full, an bill had been generated, and cost had been obtained.
He mentioned the service “In an more and more aggressive world market, the place nations are vying for funding, enhancing the benefit of doing enterprise is just not merely fascinating; it’s completely essential for attracting international direct make investmentsment.
“We’re due to this fact assured that this 24-hour premium service will ship a convincing sign to the investor group that the GIPC, and certainly Ghana as a complete, is devoted to investor-friendly insurance policies that prioritise effectivity, transparency, and responsiveness,” he added.
Mr Madjie mentioned the premium service aligned with world finest practices, and it eradicated professionalcessing delays thereby enhancing funding facilitation and total enterprise effectivity.
He was additionally of the view that the service helps the Centre’s commitment to the AfCFTA protocol on funding which emphasised the facilitation of visas and permits for international employees, staff, and consultants designated by buyers, in addition to the streamlining of funding administration procedures.
The CEO OF GIPC was confident that the brand new service, coupled with its ongoing overview of the GIPC Act to replicate present market dynamics, would considerably improve international direct make investmentsment, encourage reinvestment by current companies, and stimulate elevated funding from native enterprises.
Offering extra particulars on the service, GIPC’s Appearing Head of Investor Companies, Mr Kwame Kesse-Agyepong, defined that it coated investor registrations, certificates renewals, and computerized and substitute quotas.
He clarified that the premium service was accessible solely upon request, requiring buyers to have all necessary paperwork to finish the required cost.
“The clock begins ticking as soon as we affirm that every one submitted documents are so as,” Mr Kesse-Agyepong acknowledged
BY JEMIMA ESINAM KUATSINU
