AFRICA’S FIRST-EVER AQUACULTURE TRANSFORMATION
On FEBRUARY 25, 2026, GHANA will make history by hosting the launch of AFRICA’S FIRST BLUE FOOD INNOVATION HUB. This groundbreaking initiative, spearheaded by the WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM in partnership with the CHAMBER OF AQUACULTURE GHANA, is designed to REVOLUTIONIZE INLAND AQUACULTURE.
The hub’s mission is clear: UNLOCK INNOVATION, EXPAND MARKETS, and SECURE FINANCE for sustainable aquaculture. By doing so, it aims to BOOST FOOD SECURITY, CREATE JOBS, and POSITION GHANA AS A LEADER in the global blue economy.
- INNOVATION: Introducing cutting-edge technologies to improve fish farming efficiency.
- MARKETS: Opening new trade channels for Ghanaian aquaculture products.
- FINANCE: Providing access to investment and funding opportunities for local entrepreneurs.
The launch of the BLUE FOOD INNOVATION HUB represents more than an industry milestone. It is a NATIONAL COMMITMENT to sustainable development, aligning with Ghana’s AGENDA FOR ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION. The initiative is expected to STRENGTHEN LIVELIHOODS, REDUCE IMPORT DEPENDENCE, and ELEVATE GHANA’S POSITION in Africa’s food systems.
With rising concerns over CLIMATE CHANGE and FOOD SECURITY, the hub places Ghana at the FOREFRONT OF GLOBAL AQUACULTURE INNOVATION. By collaborating with international partners, Ghana will contribute to SOLUTIONS THAT IMPACT THE WORLD, from SUSTAINABLE FISH PRODUCTION to ECO-FRIENDLY FARMING PRACTICES.
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