Ghana Enterprises Agency

The Ghana Enterprises Agency (GEA), led by the CEO, Ms. Margaret Ansei, welcomed a delegation from GIZ Ghana headed by Dr. Dirk Abmann for a courtesy visit to commemorate one year of Ms. Ansei’s leadership at GEA.

The engagement reaffirmed the strong partnership and shared commitment between GEA and GIZ Ghana toward advancing the growth and sustainability of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), particularly those led by women and young people.

Discussions also focused on the PSInno Programme and explored the proposed Northern Enterprise Hub — an initiative aimed at expanding access to business development support, innovation, and market opportunities across Northern Ghana.

Together, GEA and GIZ Ghana continue to strengthen their collaboration in driving a more inclusive, resilient, and competitive enterprise ecosystem for Ghana’s economic transformation.

The Ghana Enterprises Agency extends warm wishes to the Muslim community on the occasion of Eid al-Adha.

May this sacred celebration inspire peace, sacrifice, generosity, unity, and renewed hope in our communities and nation.

We celebrate the immense contribution of Muslim entrepreneurs in the MSME space, whose hard work and innovation continue to drive economic growth and create opportunities across Ghana.

Eid Mubarak to everyone!

Happy African Union Day!

On this African Union Day, we celebrate the unity, resilience, and entrepreneurial spirit that continue to shape Africa’s future.

At GEA, we remain committed to empowering MSMEs to drive innovation, create jobs, and unlock opportunities across the continent through AfCFTA and regional collaboration.

The CEO of GEA had a productive engagement with representatives of the United Nations Industry Development Organization (UNIDO) and the Kaizen Regional Expansion Project under the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Technical Cooperation Programme as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen enterprise development and institutional excellence within Ghana’s MSME ecosystem.

The meeting provided an opportunity to exchange knowledge and experiences on the implementation of Kaizen initiatives across Africa, particularly through the work of the Kaizen Excellence Center (KEC) of Ethiopia, one of the continent’s leading national Kaizen institutions.

Discussions highlighted GEA’s Kaizen training methodology, delivery structure, sustainability model, monitoring and evaluation systems, and the impact of the Ghana National Kaizen Awards in promoting productivity, competitiveness, and continuous improvement among MSMEs.

Additionally, both parties discussed possible areas of future cooperation, including opportunities for GEA management and staff to participate in multi-country workshops and third-country Kaizen training programmes in Addis Ababa and Accra to further strengthen institutional capacity and regional collaboration.

At GEA, we remain committed to fostering strategic international partnerships that enhance innovation, institutional learning, productivity, and sustainable growth opportunities for Ghanaian MSMEs.

The CEO of the Ghana Enterprises Agency, Margaret Ansei, was represented by the Deputy CEO, Prince Mamoud Iddrisu, at the Business Networking Week International (BNWI) 2026 held in Italy.

Organized by MACFRUT under the I.N.S.P.I.R.E. Project, the event brought together selected entrepreneurs and key stakeholders to promote internationalization, strengthen Africa–Italy business collaboration, and create sustainable business opportunities for MSMEs across Africa.

This year’s edition focused exclusively on Ghana’s entrepreneurial ecosystem and was supported by the INSPIRE Project, an initiative funded by the Italian Cooperation to enhance MSME competitiveness, innovation, and professional integration within Ghana’s business landscape.

Led by the Deputy CEO, a delegation of 10 Ghanaian MSMEs participated in the event, with 8 of the businesses being women-led, underscoring the growing impact and contribution of women entrepreneurs to Ghana’s economic development.

At GEA, we remain committed to fostering strategic international partnerships, expanding global opportunities for Ghanaian businesses, and empowering MSMEs to thrive and compete on the global stage.

The Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Enterprises Agency, Ms. Margaret Ansei, welcomed the Managing Director of Ecobank Ghana PLC, Madam Abena Osei-Poku, for a strategic engagement focused on strengthening collaboration to support Ghanaian businesses, particularly Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs).

The discussions explored innovative financing solutions, capacity building initiatives, and sustainable growth opportunities aimed at empowering entrepreneurs and enhancing the resilience of Ghana’s MSME ecosystem.

Partnerships such as this continue to play a critical role in driving inclusive economic development, creating opportunities, and transforming lives across the country.

GEA remains committed to fostering strategic collaborations that accelerate enterprise growth and support national development.

The Ghana Enterprises Agency celebrates the strength and dedication of mothers across the country, especially the remarkable women within the MSME sector and our hardworking staff.

Today, we honour your sacrifices, celebrate your impact, and recognize the vital role you play in shaping stronger families, thriving businesses, and resilient communities.

Happy Mother’s Day to all mothers.

The CEO of Ghana Enterprises Agency,Ms Margaret Ansei participated in a high level World Bank engagement, organized in collaboration with the Government of Ghana, as part of the Business Ready 2026 initiative.

Discussions focused on three sectors critical to the success of John Dramani Mahama’s 24 Hour Economy vision: food processing, light manufacturing, and trade facilitation. The Participants examined regulatory and administrative barriers and outlined evidence based reforms to deliver measurable impact for businesses across the country.

This engagement reflects GEA’s commitment to creating an environment where MSMEs can operate efficiently, compete effectively, and grow sustainably. Ghana’s economic transformation is within reach, and GEA remains at the forefront of making it happen.

The Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Enterprises Agency, Ms. Margaret Ansei, together with staff of the Agency in the Eastern Region, warmly received the President of the Republic, H.E. John Dramani Mahama, and other distinguished government officials at the National May Day Celebrations held at Jackson Park.

The occasion underscored the Agency’s commitment to supporting Ghanaian enterprises and celebrating the resilience, dedication, and contributions of the nation’s workforce toward economic growth and national development.

The event also provided a valuable platform for engagement, reflection, and renewed commitment to policies and initiatives that enhance productivity, create jobs, and strengthen the capacity of small and medium enterprises across the country.

The Ghana Enterprises Agency remains steadfast in its mission to empower businesses and drive inclusive economic transformation.

At the Ghana Enterprises Agency, we recognise not only the vital role MSMEs play in job creation, but also the commitment of the staff who work daily to support, grow, and sustain these businesses.

Today, we celebrate the dedication and resilience of Ghana’s workforce especially the millions employed by Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises across the country.

Happy Workers’ Day !