“The combined strength of Ghana’s diverse tree crops can become a powerful engine of sustainable growth. Tree crops are far more than commercial commodities,” he said. Beyond economic gains, the Asantehene stressed the environmental benefits of tree crops, noting their role in restoring degraded lands, protecting watersheds, and stabilising soil. Let us deliberately make land available for large-scale, responsible tree crop development,” he urged. The summit, themed “Sustainable Growth through Tree Crops Investment: Resetting and Building Ghana’s Green Economy,” was organised by the Tree Crop Development Authority in partnership with the World Bank and other institutions.
