The Chief Executive Officer of Agri-Impact Limited and Chairman of the Board of the CSIR–Crop Research Institute, Dr. (h.c.) Daniel Fahene Acquaye, is leading an Agri-Impact delegation to the Ghana-UK Investment Summit scheduled for June 1–2, 2026, in London, United Kingdom.

As part of the summit, Dr. Acquaye will participate in a high-level panel discussion on the theme: “Positioning Ghana as an Agribusiness Investment Hub Beyond Subsistence Agriculture.”

He is expected to make a strong case for investment in Ghana’s expanding agribusiness sector, while highlighting opportunities available to international investors interested in Africa’s agricultural transformation.

The summit will be attended by President John Dramani Mahama, Minister for Trade, Agribusiness and Industry Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, Ghana’s High Commissioner to the United Kingdom and Ireland H.E. Sabah Zita Benson, as well as other government, business, and development partners.

Beyond the summit, Dr. Acquaye is expected to hold strategic meetings with investors, development partners, and firms exploring opportunities across Ghana’s agribusiness value chains.

Ahead of the summit, he has engaged representatives of the SEPT Competence Centre at Leipzig University in Germany on potential collaboration in agritech innovation, agribusiness development, and capacity building for agrifirms in Ghana and across Africa. Additional high-level engagements are also scheduled during the visit.

The Ghana-UK Investment Summit 2026 aims to bring together government officials, UK investors, development partners, policymakers, industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and members of the Ghanaian diaspora to explore investment opportunities and strengthen economic cooperation between Ghana and the United Kingdom.

About Agri-Impact Limited

Agri-Impact Limited (AIL) is an agribusiness consultancy and management services firm headquartered in Ghana, with operations across Africa and the Caribbean. The company specialises in agricultural management services, agribusiness project development, enterprise development, value chain strengthening, greenhouse farm management, and investment facilitation within the agriculture sector.

For over two decades, AIL has worked with agro-processing firms, universities and research institutions, investors, trade associations, government agencies, farmer-based organisations, international development partners, and export firms across the agribusiness value chain.

Its partners include 15 international universities, the World Bank, IFAD, Mastercard Foundation, USAID, GIZ, UNDP, ECOWAS, NEPAD, and several other development partners and embassies.

Agri-Impact is currently implementing the Harnessing Agricultural Productivity and Prosperity for Youth (HAPPY) Programme in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation. The initiative has created opportunities for over 270,000 young Ghanaians across the rice, poultry, tomato, and soybean value chains, supporting youth employment and agribusiness development.

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