Continuing the UK s trade relationship with Ghana (web version)
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Interim Trade Partnership Agreement between the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, of the one part, and the Republic of Ghana, of the other part
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Trade with Ghana
From:
TPA) with Ghana which is in effect.
This is a development-focused trade agreement that aims to promote increased trade and investment. The UK’s development-focused trade agreements contribute to sustainable growth and poverty reduction in developing countries.
This guidance provides information on aspects of trade that are covered by the
TPA. It is for UK businesses trading with Ghana.
What the agreement includes
The UK commits to providing immediate duty-free, quota-free access to goods exported from Ghana.
In exchange, Ghana commits to gradual tariff liberalisation of goods. Some domestically sensitive products in Ghana are excluded from tariff liberalisation.
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