By Ghana Diaspora Advocacy and Resource ( GDAAR ) Foundation
The Citi FM/Citi TV Made in Ghana Fair ended on a high note on Sunday, August 27, 2023, with both vendors and patrons expressing gratitude to the organizers for creating such a rare opportunity to showcase and purchase locally manufactured products and services.
The two-day fair, which was held at the forecourt of the Accra Metropolitan Assembly, attracted thousands of people from all walks of life. It featured a wide variety of products and services, including food, clothing, furniture, electronics, and handicrafts.
Many of the vendors at the fair said that they were very happy with the turnout and the sales they had made. They expressed optimism that the fair would help to boost the visibility and demand for locally manufactured products.
Patrons of the fair also expressed their satisfaction with the event. They said that they were impressed with the quality and variety of the products on display, and that they were happy to be able to support local businesses.
The Citi FM/Citi TV Made in Ghana Fair is an annual event that is organized to promote the consumption of locally manufactured goods and services. It is part of the media group’s broader commitment to supporting the growth of the Ghanaian economy.
The fair is also seen as an opportunity to showcase the creativity and ingenuity of Ghanaian entrepreneurs. It is hoped that the event will inspire more people to start their own businesses and contribute to the development of the country.
The organizers of the fair have already announced that they plan to make it an even bigger and better event next year. They are also looking to expand the fair to other cities in Ghana.
The success of the Citi FM/Citi TV Made in Ghana Fair is a testament to the growing demand for locally manufactured products and services. It is a sign that Ghanaians are increasingly proud of their culture and heritage, and that they are willing to support businesses that are making a positive contribution to the country.
