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- Sultan Bin Sulayem: PCFC is a key taxpayer to Dubai’s knowledge and innovation economy, in line with the Dubai D33 economic agenda
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- Samuel Nartey George: This association will position Ghana as a regional center for technological progress in Africa
The ports, Customs and the Free Zone Corporation (PCFC) and the Ghana Government have signed a memo (Mou) historical to establish the first economic zone and Ghana digital incubator in ACCRA. The initiative aims to accelerate the transformation of the country into a regional technology power, attracting investment in Western Africa.
The Mou was signed by Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem, president of PCFC, and Hon. Samuel Nartey George, Minister of Communication of Ghana, Digital Technology and Innovation.
According to the agreement, an area of ​​25 square kilometers will be assigned in ACCRA to PCFC for the development of the economic zone. PCFC will direct the operations in the area and attract global technology companies, facilitating commercial investment and expansion. The MOU also includes joint efforts to establish digital infrastructure and property development within the area.
Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem affirmed that PCFC’s commitment to support the overall scope of the EAU and share Dubai’s pioneering experience in innovation and economic development. “This initiative underlines our strategic relationships worldwide and reinforces the role of PCFC as a key taxpayer for knowledge and economy based on Dubai’s innovation. We focus on launching the YY cultivation of the Aisión the state of Growthe Growthe Dubai as a global center for intelligent technologies and digital transformation.”
Hello, he also expressed his appreciation for the confidence of the Ghana government in the PCFC experience and his warm reception of the initiative. “This intelligent economic zone, combined innovation, technology and logistics, will encourage commercial growth and strengthen Ghana’s industrial and technological infrastructure.”
Excmo Samuel Nartey George declared that the Association will reinforce Ghana’s economic position, transforming it into a regional technology center in Africa. “This initiative is aligned with Ghana’s vision for digital transformation and sustainable economic growth. The area will play a fundamental role in attracting global companies and talent, positioning ACCRA as a destination of choice in the international scenario.”
PCFC will implement and manage advanced digital infrastructure in the area to support the growth of Africa local and regional companies. The project will provide a robust platform for innovation, investment opportunities that will enhance global and local expansion.
The dedicated teams from both countries specialized in AI and investment will administer the area, fostering innovation, business growth and regional connectivity. The collaboration aims to train local communities, merchants and investors, promoting inclusive and sustainable economic progress throughout the continent.
The association marks an important milestone in the international ghost associations that advance in technology and economic development, positioning Ghana to the avant -garde of the digital future of Africa.s.
