From 17 to 20 February next year is being held in Ghana on the 1st Ghana Summit on Investment in Perennial Crops (GTCIS). These meetings are organized by the Authority for the Development of Cultures arboreal (TCDA).

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Through this initiative, TCDA aims to mobilize $100 million in investment commitments for each of the six strategic arboricultural sectors that it regulates, for a total of 600 million targeted $. The sectors concerned are cashew, oil palm, rubber, coconut, shea and mango. The TCDA is counting on this attendance for establish partnerships and secure the financial commitments necessary for development of sectors. This need for new investments reflects a desire to support the government's growth ambitions for each targeted agricultural sectors and to better exploit their potential.