The excitement is set to rise at the Efua Sutherland Children’s Park in Accra as the 2026 This Is Ghana Exhibition enters its second and final day today, Sunday, August 30, following a vibrant opening day that celebrated Ghanaian products, creativity and enterprise. The exhibition, which has brought together businesses, entrepreneurs, creatives and consumers under [...]
The excitement is set to rise at the Efua Sutherland Children’s Park in Accra as the 2026 This Is Ghana Exhibition enters its second and final day today, Sunday, August 30, following a vibrant opening day that celebrated Ghanaian products, creativity and enterprise.
The exhibition, which has brought together businesses, entrepreneurs, creatives and consumers under one roof, is expected to attract even more patrons as exhibitors prepare for another day of showcasing and selling Ghanaian products proudly.
Day One on Saturday, August 29, was marked by strong patronage, with thousands of visitors thronging the venue to explore a wide range of locally produced goods and services.
From food and beverages to fashion, beauty products, handicrafts and other innovative creations, exhibitors used the first day to put their brands before a diverse audience while allowing patrons to experience the quality and variety of products made in Ghana.
The atmosphere was lively, with colourful exhibition stands, product demonstrations and interactions between entrepreneurs and consumers creating a festival-like feel at the venue.
For many exhibitors, the opening day was not simply about making sales but also about building relationships, introducing their brands to new customers and demonstrating the potential of Ghanaian businesses.
With Day One setting the tone, attention now turns to Day Two, which is expected to offer patrons another opportunity to shop, connect with businesses and celebrate the ingenuity and creativity of Ghanaian entrepreneurs.
As the gates open for the final day, the message behind the exhibition remains simple but powerful: Ghana has what it takes to produce, create and compete—and there is plenty to discover when Ghanaians choose to look within.
The 2026 This Is Ghana Exhibition is expected to run throughout the day at the Efua Sutherland Children’s Park, bringing the two-day celebration of Ghanaian enterprise to a close.
The event is powered by Citi FM and Channel One TV and sponsored by Ecobank, MTN, the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) and the Ghana Enterprises Agency (GEA).
