Gulf Technology System, Ghana for collaboration in agriculture, industrial projects
UAE-based Israeli technology company, Gulf Technology Systems (GTS) and the Government of Ghana through the Western Regional Coordination Council are set to collaborate on agricultural and industrial projects.
The Western Region Coordinating Council on January 18, 2023, agreed to collaborate with the Gulf Technology System on agricultural and industrial projects in the Western Region of Ghana.
A letter signed by the Minister of the Western Region, Kwabena Okyere Darko-Mensah (MP) and addressed to the President of the Gulf Technology System and prominent Israeli businessman, Samuel Shay, announced the collaboration.
Among other things, the collaboration seeks to take agricultural production in the Western Region to a new phase, maximize the yield and use existing crops and industrialize the agricultural sector to process crops for added value.
The partnership started with three initial projects focusing on rice, coconut and bamboo.
Each project in the partnership will be able to increase yields, mechanize farm work and expand the growing area.
Under the partnership, factories and processing plants will be built to turn raw plants into products.
The purpose of the collaboration is not only to increase agricultural production in the Western Region but also to maintain as many of the stages of local processing schools, thus keeping the most of the value and job opportunities in the region.
As part of the mandate in the partnership, the region will be responsible for facilitating the allocation of land needed for factories, plantations, transport and handling if necessary.
The Western Region of Ghana is famous for its agricultural production and is responsible for Ghana’s food harvest. It is considered the number one contributor to Ghana’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
About the Gulf Technology System
GTS (Global Technology System) is an Israeli company specializing in the integration of high-tech technologies of Israel, countries and government bodies in the GCC, in light of the new peace agreement and the normalization of relations between countries.
The founder of GTS, Samuel Shay, also heads the Israel-United Arab Emirates Business Forum, whose main goal is to transform the warm political relations between the two countries into business relations between the GCC and Israel.
GTS provides creative ideas, the world’s most advanced technology, and the best minds that have created it.
Leading technology companies also provide training for local people who can operate the projects, while reducing dependence on foreign labor
The GTS currently operates a full-scale cooperation between Israel, the GCC and African countries for comprehensive tripartite activities between these countries.
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