when it comes to the ease of setting up a business that is behind regional neighbors like booking afonso been in and ivory coast during today's inaugural germany ghana business council my colleague rob watts asked than us trade minister alan cherry mountain why foreign investors should choose ghana. that is just the sort of choice. for he says face ghana has a strong economy which is very important for us means secondly we believe. that we have the best credentials for democratic governance we have a strong political system which is very stable we also offer a very safe and secure environment for investors which i think everybody agrees is very important by that goes beyond that's also. a fair transparent. judicial system which again supports for an investment that there are barriers for foreign investors in ghana i am following rates very high you rank behind some of your neighbors in terms of the ease of setting up a business is that something you're working on now intense or business ricklefs. we probably the west africa we had in the one investment business and evidence is really the

according to estimates working afonso needs 100000 tonnes of cooking oil annually we can only produce 13000 tons said if you count all the domestic producers together we produce around 25 percent of what's needed with one quarter hold it was one us who will not being able to produce enough is just one problem companies there are not catering enough to the needs of their customers who would prefer buying oil in one deed or bottles the import ban is hitting wholesalers hard they're hoping it will end soon looking at it more closely it's not really a ban there just no import licenses being issued just. like didn't. hairsplitting that doesn't interest the sugar factories managing director in bonn fora he's just happy with the results. and the amount of product in storage is going down but when the imports were banned we had $24000.00 tonnes of sugar in storage now it's less than $14000.00 tonnes that means that the measures of cause customers and outlets to buy our products are so we've also been able to win new customers as well as to us with that but the government's policies could also

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