The Deputy Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Yusif Sulemana, has undertaken a working visit to three subsidiaries of the Lagata Group of Companies as part of efforts to deepen government engagement with strategic investors and promote industrial development.
The visit took the Deputy Minister and his delegation to Boden Industry Ltd, Breeze Industry and Sonata Agri International Limited, where they were given an extensive overview of the companies’ operations, products and services.
The tour was aimed at familiarising the delegation with the activities of the companies and gaining a better appreciation of their contributions to the economies of the countries in which they operate.
During the engagements, management of the three companies guided the delegation through their manufacturing processes, business operations and investment strategies.
They outlined the significant role their businesses have played in driving industrial growth, creating employment opportunities, facilitating technology transfer, modernising agriculture and contributing to economic development across various markets.
The companies also highlighted their commitment to innovation and sustainable growth, underscoring the impact of strategic investments in enhancing productivity and strengthening local economies.
Speaking during the visit, Sulemana commended the management of the companies for their achievements and the positive contributions they have made in the countries where they operate.
He reiterated the Government of Ghana’s commitment to advancing industrialisation and attracting investments that align with the nation’s development priorities.
According to the Deputy Minister, strategic partnerships between government and reputable international firms remain critical to achieving sustainable economic growth, creating jobs and enhancing value addition within key sectors of the economy.
He further assured the companies of the government’s determination to maintain a conducive business environment that supports investment and encourages private sector expansion.
The visit forms part of broader efforts by the government to strengthen relationships with investors and identify opportunities for collaboration that can contribute to Ghana’s industrial transformation agenda.
Officials noted that the engagement reaffirms the government’s commitment to fostering partnerships with credible international companies while creating an enabling environment for businesses to thrive and contribute meaningfully to national development.
