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GIPC relocates to Finance Ministry Complex in Accra

byEmmanuel Oppong
March 30, 2026
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The Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) will from April 1, 2026, operate from a new office at the Ministry of Finance Office Complex in Kanda, Accra.

The relocation forms part of efforts to enhance operational efficiency and strengthen coordination with key government institutions, particularly the Ministry of Finance.

In a public notice, the Centre urged stakeholders, investors, and the general public to update their records to reflect the new address.

The GIPC, which serves as the primary agency for promoting and facilitating investments in Ghana, is expected to continue providing its full range of services from the new location.

The move is also seen as positioning the Centre closer to core economic policy decision-making, as government works to attract more foreign and domestic investment into the economy.

The Centre has encouraged visitors to use its digital map link for directions to the new premises.

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