Ghana is exploring potential investment opportunities in its oil and gas sector following a meeting between Deputy Minister of Transport Dorcas Affo-Toffey and a delegation of Pakistani investors.

The meeting took place on Thursday, November 5, 2026, at the Deputy Minister’s office. The delegation was led by Pakistan’s High Commissioner to Ghana, H.E. Najeeb Durrani.

The discussions focused on identifying possible areas of investment collaboration, particularly in Ghana’s oil and gas industry and other related industrial sectors.

According to reports, the engagement provided an opportunity for the Pakistani investors to learn more about investment prospects in Ghana and explore ways they could work with Ghanaian stakeholders.

Ghana and Pakistan explore economic cooperation

The discussions also focused on strengthening economic relations between Ghana and Pakistan.

Both sides explored potential investment opportunities that could support Ghana’s development priorities, with emphasis on private-sector participation, economic growth, job creation and industrial development.

Affo-Toffey welcomed the delegation and highlighted the importance of maintaining engagement with international investors to identify viable projects that could benefit Ghana and its development partners.

She also stressed that any investment partnerships should align with Ghana’s national development priorities and contribute to the growth of strategic sectors of the economy.

Further discussions expected

The visit forms part of broader efforts to strengthen bilateral relations and attract foreign investment into Ghana.

It is expected to provide a foundation for further discussions between Pakistani investors and relevant Ghanaian stakeholders on possible areas of cooperation.

However, the engagement was focused on exploring investment opportunities. No specific investment agreement, financial commitment or project announcement was disclosed in the report.

The potential collaboration could open further opportunities for Ghana and Pakistan to deepen their economic and commercial relations through investment and strategic partnerships.

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