Trade relations between Ghana and the United States of America (USA) remains resilient. This is evident from last year’s bilateral trade in goods which totalled $3.7 billion – an all-time high, the American Ambassador to Ghana, Virginia Palmer, said. In a written interview with the Graphic Business, she also indicated that “our bilateral trade in services is growing as well. Our trading relationship and the more than 100 American companies active in the Ghanaian market support jobs and economic prosperity on both sides of the Atlantic,” she added. Regarding the attractiveness of Ghana to U.S. investors, she said: “U.S. companies continue to knock on Ghana’s door; it is up to the government to create the right conditions to win their partnership and investment.” With support from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), we are hopeful that Ghana will pay arrears and implement the structural reforms needed to ensure it is back on the path to sustainable...