Business Promotion & Membership
As the leading representative body for Dutch businesses in Ghana, GNBCC plays a pivotal role in advocating for the interests of its members and addressing any challenges they may encounter. We leverage our strong relationships and partnerships with key stakeholders, such as the Netherlands Embassy, local authorities, business chambers, and influential entities like the World Bank and European Union.
Through effective engagement and communication, we ensure that the concerns and needs of Dutch businesses and the investment community are heard and addressed at various levels. By actively participating in policy discussions, consultations, and business forums, we strive to create a favourable business climate that promotes growth and facilitates opportunities for our members.
Key Benefits for Members
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Strong Representation
Your voice is represented in critical policy dialogues, ensuring member interests are prioritized. -
Access to Stakeholders
Direct engagement with embassies, regulators, chambers, and international bodies. -
Influence in Policy Development
Participation in consultations and business forums where reforms and opportunities are shaped. -
Support in Addressing Challenges
Assistance in navigating regulatory, legal, and administrative issues that affect your business. -
Partnership Building
Leverage GNBCC’s trusted networks to strengthen business ties between Ghana, the Netherlands, and beyond.
Expand your visibility, partnerships, and opportunities across both markets.
Recent Campaigns
HBP Marketplace Goes Live, Creating a Digital Space for Ghana’s Horticulture Businesses
Project Update: Women in Business (WIB) Mentor Exchange Day
Invitation: Ghana–Netherlands Networking Dinner in Amsterdam Next Friday
Update: From Field to Feed Webinar Rescheduled to 2nd October 2026
HBP Calls for Proposals for a Horticulture Sector Needs Assessment
Applications Open for the GNBCC SME Support Desk, Cohort 3
Invitation to the GNBCC Gala Dinner 2026
Join us for the Agribusiness Exhibition & Forum 2026
Price pressures shift from food to services …as inflation rises to 5%
Finance Minister begins consultations with Trade Ministry on New Economy Programme
GH¢46.1bn trade surplus masks real deficit — GSS
Northshore Apparel Hub to transform Northern Ghana’s economy – 24-Hour Economy Presidential Adviser
Ready to get started?
Join GNBCC and benefit from strong advocacy, meaningful partnerships, and a voice at the highest levels of decision-making.