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Across Africa, many promising energy initiatives still face challenges around financing, infrastructure, policy consistency, and technical capacity.

At GH-BISE and AETC 2026 in Accra, GNPC's conversations focused on how the sector can attract investment, strengthen resilience, and unlock long-term growth opportunities.

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GNPC hosted the Secretary General of the African Petroleum Producers’ Organization ( ), H.E. Farid Ghezali, at the Corporation’s Research and Technology Centre (RaTC) for high-impact discussions on Africa’s evolving energy landscape.

The engagement focused on key priorities of the continental body including the African Energy Bank, regional cooperation, local content development, technical collaboration, and strengthening African participation across the energy value chain.

As Chair of the APPO NOC CEOs Forum, GNPC Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Kwame Ntow Amoah, shared the Corporation’s commitment to partnerships that support sustainable development and strengthen Africa’s long-term energy capabilities.

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At this year's in Houston, GNPC highlighted Ghana's readiness as an attractive destination for sustainable energy investment while staying connected to evolving industry trends and technologies to create long-term value for the country's energy sector.

Our Deputy Chief Executive for Finance, Commercial & Administration, Hamis Ussif, led our engagements; contributing to conversations on investment, partnerships, technology, and the future of Africa’s energy sector.

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Business Development & Portfolio Management Lead at GNPC, Rudolph Aboagye Okai, was on the final day panel at to discuss the role of finance, policy and partnerships in unlocking investment across Africa’s energy sector.

Contributing to conversations on sustainable energy growth and investment readiness, he highlighted the importance of strong structures, strategic collaboration and creating the right environment to attract long-term energy investments across the continent.

: Day 2 saw a buzz at our exhibition booth as participants interacted with our team throughout the Conference.

Conversations around technology and innovation, collaboration and investment opportunities, shaped discussions that continue to reflect our shared ambition of advancing Africa’s energy future together.

Our Director of Projects, Dr. Albert Longdon-Nyewan, joined a panel at to discuss , inclusion and the future of young African engineers within the evolving energy industry.

He highlighted the importance of investing in local talent and strengthening indigenous participation across the sector.

We are excited to once again join stakeholders and industry leaders as we contribute to conversations shaping the future of energy in Ghana and across the continent.

Also opening today in Accra is the 3rd Ghana Biennial International Summit and Exhibition ( ), bringing together leading voices from across Africa and the global energy industry to explore practical pathways to a more secure, inclusive and sustainable energy future.