Magdalene Apenteng and Fifi Kwetey on PPPs in Ghana

World Finance interviews Magdalene Apenteng and Fifi Kwetey from Ghana's Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning, on Ghana's public-private partnership pipeline

January 23, 2013
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Transcript

In 2012, the World Bank pledged $30m to help Ghana develop capacity for public-private partnerships, generate bids, and execute projects to an international standard. Ghana’s Deputy Minister for Economic Strategy Fifi Kwetey, and the Director of the Ministry’s Public Investment Division Magdalene Apenteng, discuss the country’s PPP framework, their efforts to forge partnerships with domestic and international partners, and the current project pipeline.