The Ghana Export Promotion Authority (GEPA) paid a courtesy visit to Ghana Rubber Estates Limited (GREL) on Wednesday, 12 August 2026, as part of efforts to deepen institutional engagement and explore opportunities for collaboration.
The GEPA delegation was led by the Chief Executive Officer, Mr Francis Kojo Kwarteng Arthur, Esq. He was accompanied by the Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Mr Rashid Raymond Kramer, and other members of management from GEPA’s Head Office and Western Regional Office.
The visit provided the delegation with insight into GREL’s core business operations, export activities, and contribution to Ghana’s economic development. It also offered both organizations an opportunity to discuss potential areas of mutual interest.
The delegation was warmly received by GREL’s management team. In his presentation, Mr Perry Acheampong, Corporate Affairs Manager, provided an overview of the company’s operations and highlighted its contribution to the national economy and its important role in the growth and development of Ghana’s rubber industry. He also outlined GREL’s commitment to community development through its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives.
Mr Joseph Baffour Tabi, Supply Chain Officer, provided further insight into GREL’s export operations and activities.
Mr Arthur expressed appreciation to GREL’s management for the warm reception. He commended the company for its significant contribution to Ghana’s economy and its continued investment in the development of local communities.
Also present at the meeting were GREL’s Managing Director, Mr. Thierry Cauchy, and Financial Controller, Mr. Joseph Appiah.
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