加纳 EXIM 银行预测，加纳有望在未来五年内实现农业机械本土化采购和使用的显著自给自足。这一举措是加强加纳农业综合企业价值链整体战略的重要组成部分。
加纳进出口银行商业咨询服务部专家 Hellie Gonu 博士在主持农业价值链技术咨询会时强调，农民采用本土制造机械对实现农业设备国家自给至关重要。
她表示："可以预见未来五年内，我国在本地机械采购方面将实现稳定供给。参展商和与会者已发现，许多加纳人对展品表现出浓厚兴趣，只是此前不了解这些本土产品的存在。"
"以花生收割工具为例，花生种植从业者当场就表示 '既然本地有这种设备，我们愿意购买'。五年内我们将实现精加工工艺升级、机械性能改进和智能技术应用。" Gonu 博士在接受采访时说道。
参展商还展示了旨在减少采后损失并提升行业附加值的多项技术。部分创新者呼吁加大制度支持力度以扩大生产规模并实现技术商业化。
达博卡技术学院（Dabokpa Technical Institute）学生 Zakaria Joshua Wumpini 表示："这款食品烘干机可有效解决采后损失问题。我们呼吁政府提供支持，帮助推广这项普及型设备。"
"简言之，我们的核心目标是减少采后损失，并全程为中小企业提供培训支持——从作物种植指导到食品检测、包装等全链条服务。" CSIR 市场专员 Rita Amo-Nyampong 女士补充道："我们正积极寻求公私合作与投资，欢迎投资者与CSIR携手推进技术升级。"
上月举办的第二届加纳农业科技展上，参展商集中展示了创新农业解决方案。这场由加纳进出口银行与贸易、农业综合企业及技术部联合主办的三日活动，重点推介了本土农用机械、农产品加工设备及数字农业技术。
Agrotech Fair: EXIM Bank Pushes for Local Machinery Adoption in Agriculture
Ghana Exim Bank is projecting that the country could achieve significant self-sufficiency in the sourcing and use of locally manufactured agricultural machinery within the next five years.
The move forms part of broader efforts to strengthen Ghana's agribusiness value chain.
A member of the Business Advisory Services Department at Ghana Exim Bank, Dr. Hellie Gonu, who facilitated a clinic session aimed at providing technical and advisory support to stakeholders across the agricultural value chain, underscored the need for farmers to adopt locally manufactured machinery, stressing that this shift is critical to achieving national self-sufficiency in agricultural equipment.
“I can say in the next five years, I foresee us being stable, being secured when it comes to sourcing local machinery. The participants and exhibitors have seen that there are Ghanaians who are interested in what has been exhibited, but were not aware that these things were available.
“For instance, those having the groundnut tool for harvesting, we have those in the groundnut sector saying, ‘you have this here, then we are ready to purchase’. In five years, we should have top-notch finishing, improved machinery, and smart technology,” Dr. Hellie Gonu said in an interview with Citi Business News.
Exhibitors also presented technologies designed to reduce post-harvest losses and enhance value addition across the sector.
Some also called for increased institutional support to scale up production and commercialize their innovations.
“The food dryer is to support post-harvest losses. So this gadget solves all those problems. To upscale this one, we are urging the government to come to our aid, then help us to ensure that this goes viral and people patronize it,” Zakaria Joshua Wumpini, a student of Dabokpa Technical Institute, said.
“I think, in short, the whole purpose is to reduce post-harvest losses, and we don’t just do this. We also train people on how to do this one. So we are with the SMEs through the whole value chain.
“We train on how to even grow your crops, and then we assist you with these things, testing the food, packaging, and everything. At CSIR, we are open to PPPs, so we are open to investments. We are inviting investors to come to CSIR so that we can scale up,” Rita Amo-Nyampong, marketing officer of CSIR, added.
Day two of the Ghana Agrotech Fair 2026 on Wednesday March 18, 2026 saw exhibitors showcase a range of innovations and smart agricultural solutions.
Organized by Ghana EXIM Bank and the Ministry of Trade, Agribusiness, and Technology, the three-day Agrotech Fair showcases local agricultural machinery, agro-processing equipment, and digital agricultural technology.
来源：CITI NEWSROOM
文：by Daniel Sackitey
翻译：无尽夏
