The Ministry of Trade, Agribusiness, and Industry is advancing preparations for the effective implementation of the Ghana–UK Trade Partnership Agreement (TPA), following high-level discussions with a visiting UK delegation. The talks, held on Wednesday, July 30, 2025, identified three priority areas essential to unlocking the full potential of the agreement: revitalising the Ghana–UK Business Council, advancing regulatory harmonisation through Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) between regulatory bodies, and finalising rules of origin to clarify trade procedures. The proposed regulatory alignment aims to streamline product certification and facilitate smoother trade flows. Ghana’s key regulatory institutions—the Ghana Standards Authority, Food and Drugs Authority, and the Customs Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority—will lead the process in collaboration with their UK counterparts. Chief Director of the Ministry, Noah Tumfo, reaffirmed Ghana’s commitment to maximising the agree...