The Ghana Belgium Business Club (GBBC) was established to act as a local point of reference for private organizations and individuals who have commercial interests in both countries.
The Business Club offers support to its members, create business opportunities and promote bilateral trade relationships between Belgium and Ghana.
1. Enhance interactions and mutual support amongst members
2. Represent and promote the business interests of our members
3. Boost and improve business opportunities and synergies
4. Promote and facilitate bilateral trade between Ghana and Belgium
We offer our members an opportunity to develop and expand their networking opportunities with potential partners/customers.
Members are updated on issues that affect doing business in the country (i.e change in law, implementation of new taxes etc) and on important upcoming events, meetings or conferences.
Members can benefit from other members who can become mentors and share their expertise or experiences with those who are coming up in business.
Members have their business listed on our website which increases members’ online visibility and enable potential partners to identify and reach out to them faster.
A part from the online listing visibility, attendance at Club’s physical meetings and events improves local visibility of members’ businesses and facilitates access to meeting members of other Clubs.
Businesspeople spend a lot of time and energy developing and worrying about their businesses so timeouts are essential moments for members to take a breath and reduce stress while enjoying some food, drinks and a good laugh!.
The Foreign Affairs Minister, European Affairs, Foreign Trade and the Federal Cultural Institution of Belgium, Mr. Bernard Quintin attended the historical inauguration of the President elect John Dramani Mahama on January 7th 2025 in Accra.
On 19th of October 2023, the GNBCC and the GSABC held the 6th edition of their flagship event for the first time this year with the GBBC Belgium at the Dutch Ambassador’s residence.
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At the launch of the Belgian Business Club in Accra, on 29 Jan 2020, H.E. Michael Winner, Belgium Ambassador to Ghana and
Cote d’Ivoire said that Belgium key areas of cooperation are to be found in the economic sphere and in financial assistance mechanisms.
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The Order was established on October 15, 1897 by King Leopold II to recognize heroic deeds and distinguished service achieved for service in the Congo Free State. The Crown is awarded for services rendered to the Belgian state, for meritorious service in public employment.
As part of the Francophonie Week celebrations, Francophone countries were invited to join the walk in the streets of Accra. To spice it up our children represented some of the cartoon characters from Tintin,Boule and Bill, Lucky Luke and our gorgeous Stroumphettes!
Bethel Industries, Brussels Airlines, Keniyo and Specialty Beers represented Belgium during the Francophonie Kermesse under the Belgian Consulate’s Kiosk.
