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Country report · 27 July 2026

Ghana: Building the Future of Trade

Prepared by the Business Intelligence division to support decisions taken across MIE's international exhibition and summit portfolio, this report sets out practical market guidance for partners, exhibitors and incoming trade delegations looking at Ghana. It covers the country's entry, expansion and partnership landscape, with the emphasis on what an organisation arriving for the first time needs to know.

What the report covers

  • Market entry and expansion conditions
  • Partnership and delegation pathways
  • Sector opportunities for incoming exhibitors
  • Practical guidance for first-time market entrants

The full report is released on request. Get in touch and the Business Intelligence team will send the current edition and the underlying data tables.

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MIE shows in Ghana

The exhibitions this research supports .

Construction & Infrastructure Ghana

Africa Build Show Ghana 2027

Africa Build Show is MIE's construction and infrastructure exhibition for Ghana and the wider West African market, held in Accra. It brings building materials, plant and heavy equipment, fixtures, and construction technology under one roof, alongside the project owners, contractors and specifiers who choose what gets built with. The show runs in parallel with the group's energy and investment events at the same venue, so a visitor meets the construction supply chain and the buyers financing it in a single trip. It is built for manufacturers and suppliers looking for distribution in West Africa, and for contractors and developers sourcing internationally.

6-8 July 2027 The Palms Convention Center, Accra, Ghana

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Power & Mobility Ghana

EV & Mobility Show Ghana 2027

EV & Mobility Show Ghana is MIE's West African edition of its electric mobility portfolio, held in Accra. It covers the same full-system scope as the group's other EVS events — vehicles across passenger, commercial and two- and three-wheeler classes, charging and battery infrastructure, and the fleet, financing and policy questions behind adoption — applied to a market where both fuel import costs and urban air quality have put electrification on the government's agenda. The audience is fleet operators, importers, distributors and public-sector planners. It runs in parallel with the group's construction, investment and energy events at the same venue and dates, which means exhibitors and visitors reach several sectors of the Ghanaian market in one visit.

6-8 July 2027 The Palms Convention Center, Accra, Ghana

Visit EVS Ghana
Investment & Trade Ghana

Ghana Investment and Trade Week 2027

Ghana Investment and Trade Week is MIE's investment and trade summit, held in Accra. It is the group's most policy-facing event: rather than a product exhibition, it is built around investment promotion — government agencies and investment authorities presenting opportunities, project owners and developers looking for capital, and companies looking for local partners or entry routes into the Ghanaian and wider West African economy. Participation is by delegation, corporate and institution, and it is used by organisations that need to understand a market and meet its decision-makers before committing. It runs alongside the group's construction, energy and electric mobility events at the same venue and dates. Market context is published in the group's own Ghana Business Intelligence reporting.

6-8 July 2027 The Palms Convention Center, Accra, Ghana

Visit GITW 2027
Power & Mobility Ghana

Megawatt Ghana 2027

Megawatt Africa is MIE's power and energy exhibition for Ghana and the wider West African market, held in Accra. It covers the generation, transmission and distribution side of the sector rather than consumer equipment: conventional and renewable generation, grid and substation technology, energy storage, metering, and the engineering and contracting services that install them. West Africa's recurring constraint is dependable supply, and the response — new capacity, grid reinforcement and industrial self-generation — is what creates the purchasing. The audience is utilities, regulators, industrial energy managers, project developers and EPC contractors. It runs alongside the group's construction, investment and electric mobility events at the same venue and dates, so the energy and built-environment buyers are in one place.

6-8 July 2027 The Palms Convention Center, Accra, Ghana

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