The honour of attending the 2025 China-Africa Automotive Development Forum at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology ( KNUST ) in Kumasi was recently bestowed upon Dr. Frank Amoakohene, the Ashanti Regional Minister. Leaders of the industry, diplomats, and innovators convened at this important event to talk about the future of electric transportation and how it might affect Africa.
In his speech, Dr. Amoakohene proudly reiterated Ghana’s status as the entry point to Africa, with the Ashanti Region acting as the entry point to Ghana. The area is a desirable centre for business and investment because of its advantageous location, especially in the automobile industry.
The 2025 China-Africa Automotive Development Forum is evidence of the increasing interest in electric vehicles in Ghana and throughout Africa. Increased investment, job development, and technology transfer are anticipated benefits as the nation adopts the transportation of the future.
Ghana’s expanding economy and geographical location make it a prime candidate to become a West African centre for electric transportation.
The 2025 China-Africa Automotive Development Forum is a significant turning point in Ghana’s progress towards a more inventive and sustainable future.
With the help of inventors, diplomats, and business executives, the Ashanti Region is in a strong position to propel the electric mobility industry’s expansion. Greater investment, the generation of jobs, and technical advancement are all expected to benefit Ghana as it continues to embrace the future of transportation.
Story by ; King Kess Agyeman ( A/R )