The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson has appointed a new Trade Envoy to Ghana, Baroness Kate Hoey which includes ten other Trade Envoys across the world.
Welcoming the appointment, Director for the UK’s Department for International Trade in Ghana, Lindsey Gilbert-Crouch “We look forward to working with Baroness Hoey in her new role as Trade Envoy to Ghana. The Baroness brings with her a wealth of knowledge and experience which will strengthen and broaden the already mutually prosperous UK-Ghana partnership.
“As we look ahead to COP26 in Glasgow later this year, we know that Baroness Hoey will also be interested in Ghana’s work to create a greener and more sustainable business environment.”
Our Trade Envoys play a key role in delivering our ambitious global trade agenda, and I am delighted the Prime Minister has appointed ten Trade Envoys who will boost opportunities for businesses in some of the world’s fastest growing markets.
“As we seek to boost exports, promote investment, and break down barriers to trade, our Trade Envoys will support us to share in the benefits that a closer trading relationship can offer to our businesses and our communities,” UK International Trade Secretary Liz Truss stated.
