Ghana EXIM Bank Inaugurates New Board Under Dr. Joseph Nyakotey Dorh’s Leadership
Ghana’s Export-Import Bank officially inaugurated its new board of directors this week, marking a significant milestone in the country’s trade financing sector. Minister of Trade, Agribusiness and Industry Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare administered the oath to board members during the swearing-in ceremony.
Dr. Joseph Nyakotey Dorh assumes the chairman role, leading a board that includes key industry figures and government officials. The newly formed board comprises CEO Sylvester Mensah, board member Sampson Ahi, and Deputy Minister for Trade, Agribusiness and Industry Matilda Asante Asiedu. The second Deputy Governor also joined the board, though their complete identity was not disclosed in the initial announcement.
The Ghana EXIM Bank serves as the country’s primary export credit agency, providing crucial financing support for businesses engaged in international trade. The institution plays a vital role in promoting Ghana’s export activities and supporting local businesses seeking to expand into global markets.
This board inauguration comes at a critical time when Ghana continues to strengthen its position in international trade corridors. The new leadership team will oversee the bank’s strategic direction and ensure continued support for exporters and importers across various sectors.
The ceremony represents the government’s commitment to maintaining strong institutional governance within Ghana’s financial sector, particularly in trade-related banking services.
