President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo is optimistic about Ghana's potential to emerge as a global leader in agricultural exports.

Despite current economic challenges, he highlighted the country's progress in recent years and projected transformative economic growth.

During the commissioning of new Gentry Cranes and Works at the Tema Harbour, the president emphasized the government's focus on the agriculture sector as a key driver for improving and revitalizing the Ghanaian economy.

“In the face of global upheaval and disruptions in world food supply systems, Ghana has become resilient due to the measures that we have put in place. I firmly believe that Ghana has the potential to become a world-leading exporter of agricultural produce, thanks in part to favourable weather conditions, ample water supply, and fertile lands.”

“However, what we have lacked over the years is a modernized and robust logistics channel infrastructure required to help realize this potential,” the president added.

Additionally, he said that the Cedi's stability and the decline in inflation are unmistakable signs that the government is trying to boost the economy.