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A Visionary Leader’s Praise for Ghana as a Growing Investment Hub
Dr. Rudy Moise, a renowned Haitian-American retired U.S. Air Force Colonel and accomplished investment tycoon, has recently expressed strong admiration for Ghana as a stable and promising destination for business and investment in Africa. His visit to the country was aimed at exploring new opportunities and understanding the potential of Ghana’s economy.
A multifaceted individual with a distinguished career spanning military service, law, medicine, acting, and philanthropy, Dr. Moise took the time to tour various parts of Ghana. He visited key business hubs, industrial zones, and investment corridors, engaging with local leaders, entrepreneurs, and policymakers. These interactions were designed to provide him with a comprehensive view of the opportunities available in the country.
During his stay, Dr. Moise emphasized that Ghana is a “safe haven for investment.” He highlighted the nation’s democratic stability, supportive business environment, and government-led reforms that are designed to boost investor confidence. His comments reflect a growing recognition of Ghana’s efforts to create a favorable climate for both domestic and international investors.
In addition to his engagements with business leaders, Dr. Moise also met with several key figures in the Ghanaian government, including Dr. Sam Jonah, CEO of a major organization, Sammy Gyamfi, and Julius Debrah, the Chief of Staff. These meetings were an opportunity to discuss the various policies and programs in place that support foreign investment growth.
“I am thoroughly impressed with the level of economic potential Ghana offers,” he said. “From the financial sector to agriculture, energy, tourism, and real estate, there are vast opportunities for local and international investors. Ghana is clearly positioning itself as a leading investment hub not only in West Africa but across the continent.”
One of the areas that Dr. Moise particularly praised was the Ghanaian government’s efforts to stabilize the local currency, the Cedi, against the U.S. Dollar. He noted that these initiatives, along with broader macroeconomic strategies, demonstrate a strong commitment to economic growth and sustainability.
“The government’s efforts to stabilize the Cedi against the Dollar is commendable. It’s a critical step toward creating a predictable and investor-friendly economic environment. These are the kinds of indicators investors look for—stability, security, and transparency,” he added.
Dr. Moise also commended Ghana for its improvements in the ease of doing business. He pointed to regulatory streamlining, infrastructure development, and tax incentives as key factors driving private sector growth. As someone who has traveled extensively and observed different economic systems, he felt confident in stating that Ghana is on the right path.
He described the leadership as visionary and the people as welcoming, reinforcing his belief that Ghana is a country with great potential. Dr. Moise, known for his work in philanthropy and advocacy for development in the African diaspora, sees this visit as the start of a long-term relationship with Ghana.
He hinted at potential collaborations in healthcare delivery, education, and youth entrepreneurship—areas he believes are essential for the country’s long-term development. Furthermore, he encouraged members of the African diaspora and global investors to consider Ghana as a serious business destination.
“I urge my fellow brothers and sisters in the diaspora to look towards Ghana. This is the time to invest, to build, and to contribute to a growing economy that is laying a solid foundation for future generations,” he said.
Dr. Moise’s visit aligns with a growing trend of high-profile international figures showing interest in Ghana’s economy. His endorsement further reinforces the country’s reputation as a gateway to West Africa and a hub for investment and growth.
