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The Ministry of Commerce of Loveworld gets a $1 million boost for new investment fund at LTIF 2026 to promote Trade in Ghana
The Ministry of Commerce of Loveworld got a $1 million boost at the just concluded LTIF 2026 in Ghana, increasing a pool of capital to back strategic business owners and entrepreneurs within it’s network.

The funding is part of the Ministry of Commerce’s broader push to turn its large business community into a more effective economic network, connecting capital with entrepreneurs who need funding to grow.
Announcing this fund, the Chief Host who is also the Executive Minister of Discipleship and the Zonal Pastor Accra Ghana Zone, Esteemed Pastor Biodun Lawal, said that the financial vehicle will go towards positioning businesses in the network for Kingdom economy advancement.

In her response, The Executive Minister of Commerce, Sister Stephanie Oforka said the 1m dollars represents increased capacity to support enterprise, stimulate production and enable business growth and expansion and help small businesses become stronger, more scalable and more competitive as part of the ministry’s economic agenda.
We want to see kingdom capital deliberately financing kingdom enterprise, this is the Loveworld Economy in action.
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