Based in Tema, the Action on Africa woman foundation Ghana is a community-driven non-governmental organisation dedicated to achieving gender equality and fostering local empowerment. The foundation focuses on the socio-economic advancement of women, youth, and children, providing pathways for talent development and employment. By participating in this high-level forum, the foundation aims to highlight the intersection of grassroots community development and international trade, demonstrating how local capacity building is essential for sustainable global economic growth.

Nana Kumasah Krampah II brings a unique perspective to the forum, combining 19 years of experience in humanitarian development with his responsibilities as a traditional ruler. As the Omankrado of the Gomoa Asempanyi and a Divisional Omankrado in the Central Region of Ghana, he bridges the gap between traditional leadership and modern policy participation. His work has consistently promoted agricultural investment and the adoption of green energy technologies, such as solar power and liquefied petroleum gas, within local communities to improve quality of life and economic sufficiency.

The foundation’s attendance is particularly relevant as global trade discussions increasingly focus on inclusive growth and the participation of emerging markets. The Action on Africa woman foundation Ghana has established a track record of facilitating international cooperation, notably through academic partnerships that connect Ghanaian students with institutions such as Acharya University in India. This commitment to developing a globally competitive workforce through education and practical learning aligns with the forum’s objectives of enhancing export growth and trade transparency across diverse regions.

Our participation in this forum is a deliberate step toward integrating local Ghanaian economic potential with the wider international trade landscape. We believe that empowering women and youth through targeted skill acquisition is not merely a social objective but a fundamental requirement for building resilient supply chains and sustainable markets.

By engaging with global trade leaders in London, we intend to identify new avenues for cross-border cooperation that respect local contexts while embracing international standards of transparency and excellence. This is an opportunity to advocate for sustainable investment that directly benefits the productive capacity of the Central Region and the nation at large.

Following the forum, the foundation will continue its advocacy efforts on the global stage, having already secured accreditation for major upcoming international summits including the UN 2025 Ocean Conference. As a signatory of the UN Global Compact Principles, the organisation remains committed to ethical development and the promotion of clean energy solutions. The insights gained during the London programme are expected to inform the foundation’s ongoing strategies for poverty reduction and the advancement of gender equality within Ghana and the broader West African region.

About Action on Africa woman foundation Ghana
Action on Africa woman foundation Ghana is a community-driven non-governmental organisation based in Tema, focused on gender equality and the empowerment of women, youth, and children. Founded with a mission to improve quality of life through capacity building and advocacy, the foundation operates a wide network to promote economic sufficiency and social inclusion. It is a recognised signatory of the UN Global Compact Principles and actively facilitates international partnerships in education and sustainable technology.

About the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum
The International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum is a premier international gathering for senior executives, trade ministers, and economic experts. Taking place over three days at various venues across London, the event provides a platform for high-level networking and the discussion of strategies to improve market access, enhance supply chain security, and drive global export growth.

About the International Trade Council
The International Trade Council is a peak-body chamber of commerce that operates as an independent and neutral non-lobbying entity. Established in 1956, its global network includes over 28,000 members across more than 179 countries, including businesses, government agencies, and industry associations. The Council’s mission focuses on reducing international trade barriers, encouraging foreign direct investment, and supporting sustainable economic growth through certification, market research, and global collaboration.

About the International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring
The International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring, or ICTTM, is a commercial organisation and a spin-off of the International Trade Council, registered in the United Kingdom in November 2022. The company develops ADAMftd, a sophisticated artificial-intelligence platform that analyses billions of historical and real-time trade data points to increase transparency in global commerce. ICTTM provides critical intelligence on supply chains, customs records, and market trends to help organisations manage counterparty risk and identify new trade opportunities.

Media Contact

Nana Kumasah Krampah
Executive Director / traditional ruler
Action on Africa woman foundation Ghana
[email protected]