The Ghana Football Association has initiated fresh discussions with the Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO) Ghana to broaden cooperation between the two countries.
The engagement, held at the GFA Secretariat, brought together senior officials from both institutions to examine long-term partnership opportunities.
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GFA President Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku described the engagement as timely, noting Japan’s growing influence in Ghana’s sporting and business landscape.
He acknowledged the continuous support of the Japanese Ambassador to Ghana, H.E. Hiroshi Yoshimoto, particularly in areas linked to football growth.
Deliberations focused on linking football with trade, education, sports science, and private-sector investment.
Both delegations agreed that the sport can serve as a practical entry point for skills transfer and institutional development.
The GFA leadership reiterated its intent to strengthen existing ties with Japan and the Japanese Football Association.
According to the Association, such cooperation could enhance governance standards and innovation within Ghana football.
Officials present included GFA General Secretary Prosper Harrison Addo and Business Development Head Janice Odonkor, alongside JETRO Ghana executives Tsubasa Nakagawa and Frank Boadi Acheampong.
