The government is taking steps to make it quicker to move goods in and out of Ghana. This is to help businesses trade more easily.
Deputy Trade Minister Sampson Ahi said that problems at ports and border crossings slow things down. This makes it more expensive for companies to do business.
He also pointed out that delays can ruin goods that spoil quickly, like food. This means farmers and exporters lose money.
The Minister called for different government agencies to work together. He believes coordinated action can remove these roadblocks.
Making trade flow faster is seen as important for growing Ghana's economy.
The government aims to reduce costs for businesses and help them sell more goods, especially to other countries.