The agreement provides for state supervision and control at all stages, from wheat cultivation to the export of finished products, including production, storage and transportation.
The plan builds on a recent pact between Accra and Kyiv and targets Ghana’s fast-growing wheat market.
Market players expect higher wheat prices, but strong supply may limit gains.
Turkey expects stronger wheat harvest as market pressures build.
Higher global output and rising stocks keep pressure on grain and oilseed markets.