The Tree Crops Development Authority (TCDA), in partnership with NIRAS, has hosted the maiden Cashew and Oil Palm Policy Dialogue under the Ghana Private Sector Competitiveness Program II (GPSCP II). The dialogue, held on the theme “Building an Enabling Policy Environment for Developing a Competitive Oil Palm and Cashew Sector: Lessons from Around the World,” brought together policymakers, development partners and industry stakeholders to discuss strategies for boosting competitiveness in Ghana’s cashew and oil palm sectors. He emphasised, however, that this potential could only be unlocked through a coherent and enabling policy and regulatory framework. Participating in a panel discussion, Dr. Okrah outlined TCDA’s commitment to promoting transparency, regulations and licensing across its six mandated tree crops. The dialogue, which also drew wide participation from development partners and value chain stakeholders, is expected to shape policies aimed at strengthening Ghana’s tree crops sector and enhancing its global competitiveness, particularly in cashew and oil palm.