Government has reaffirmed its commitment to creating a stable and enabling business environment to boost investor confidence and drive inclusive economic growth, following a meeting with the Sunda Group in Accra.
The meeting, led by Sunda Ghana Director Michael Ye, focused on the company’s recent commissioning of a new production line and its confidence in Ghana’s improving economic outlook. Mr Ye expressed appreciation for government support and underscored the company’s readiness to expand operations in line with national development priorities.
Government officials said collaboration between the public and private sectors remains critical to national development, noting that the Sunda Group’s adoption of the 24-Hour Economy initiative demonstrates how policy can translate into increased productivity, expanded operations and job creation.
The discussions also highlighted social interventions tied to industrial growth. Government reiterated that girls’ natural biological processes should never be a barrier to education, stressing that the Free Sanitary Pad Initiative remains a priority. The programme has been allocated GHS 292.4 million in the 2026 Budget to ensure nationwide impact.
The Sunda Group was commended for its donations of sanitary pads, which government said contribute significantly to advancing the initiative and protecting the dignity of schoolgirls.
Officials further encouraged the company to deepen its value chain by using more locally sourced raw materials, ensuring broader benefits for Ghanaians. Sunda Ghana was also urged to intensify public education on proper disposal of sanitary pads and diapers to support hygiene, environmental protection and effective waste management.
Government said partnerships of this nature demonstrate how industry and the state can work together to build a healthier, more productive Ghana.