From Ghana Web

Benjamin Gasamagera, Chairman, Rwanda Private Sector Federation has expressed the readiness of business people in Rwanda to invest in Ghana in efforts to boost trade relations between the two African countries.

He said businessmen in Rwanda were also ready to learn from their counterparts in Ghana and to explore business opportunities for investment. Gasamagera said this in Accra when a 32-man delegation from the Rwanda Private Sector Federation paid a courtesy call on the leadership of the Ghana Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI).

He noted that the development of Africa’s economy largely depended on Africans, hence, the need to improve on investment and trade relations among African countries. He commended Ghana for its conducive trade prowess and environment which had enticed them to visit, learn and to explore avenues for cooperation.

He said the Federation had a membership of 10,000 and had served as the mouthpiece of private businesses in Rwanda, advocating for favorable business environment. Gasamagera said due to the Rwandan Government’s commitment towards creating good business environment, one could register his or her business within six hours in the East African country.

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