The Ministry of Health and Informa Middle East Limited have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to accelerate investment and position Ghana as a leading health tourism hub.
The partnership aims to foster economic growth and attract global stakeholders to Ghana’s health sector, positioning the country as a premier destination for health tourism.
This MoU sets the stage for the Second International Ministerial Health Summit, scheduled to take place in Accra in December 2025 under the theme Investment in Healthcare for Africa.
The summit is expected to bring together over 2,000 healthcare leaders, policymakers, and global organizations to discuss sustainable investment strategies and drive progress in Africa’s healthcare landscape.
Ghana’s Ministry of Health is committed to enhancing healthcare delivery, driving innovation, and attracting investment in the country’s healthcare sector. Through this collaboration, Ghana aims to establish itself as a hub for healthcare excellence in Africa.
Informa, a global leader in organizing high-profile international summits, brings its expertise to the partnership, having successfully hosted the inaugural International Ministerial Health Summit in Kigali, Rwanda, in December 2024.
The MoU also facilitates knowledge exchange between healthcare leaders, ministers, and experts to address challenges facing Africa’s healthcare system.
Additionally, the partnership will create networking opportunities for Ghanaian healthcare professionals, policymakers, and industry leaders to collaborate with international experts.
As part of the agreement, Ghana’s healthcare sector will receive essential medical equipment, including incubators, dialysis machines, MRI machines, CT scanners, and mammogram equipment, to enhance healthcare delivery.
Together, Informa Markets and the Ministry of Health Ghana are laying the groundwork for a stronger, more sustainable healthcare future for Ghana and Africa.
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