Policy Watch
Live issues AGI is tracking or has helped to land.
Open Policy Watch →What AGI does
The unified voice of Ghanaian industry — advocacy, business development and research that help members compete.
Who we are
What AGI does — and why it’s valuable
AGI is a long-established not-for-profit business association, started in 1957 and incorporated in 1958 by Ghanaian manufacturers. It is the leading voice of the private sector.
It represents a broad cross-section of industries and service providers — from SMEs to large companies — across agriculture and agro-processing, manufacturing, ICT, pharmaceuticals, construction, textiles, export and import, energy and more.
For a typical business, especially a local SME, membership gives access to networks, market information, export opportunities, trade fairs, Made-in-Ghana visibility, and a collective voice on policy.
How we serve industry
Policy advocacy, business services, and research that help members plan and compete.
All services →Advocacy
Working with government on regulations, taxes and industrial policy so factories can compete.
Advocacy & Policy → 02Business development
Trade fairs, exhibitions, matchmaking, capacity building and training for members.
Explore services → 03Research & intelligence
Market intelligence and the Business Barometer to help businesses plan.
Publications →Sectors
Twenty industry groups feed factory issues into national advocacy.
Industry sectors →Partner projects
GRIPE, Trust Seal, GISE, IB-IGB and AGIESC programmes.
Partner projects →Membership
Consultation, policy insight and support shaped around your business.
Membership →Ready to join Ghana’s leading industrial network?
More than 1,500 manufacturers and allied businesses across 20+ sectors use AGI for advocacy, markets and research.