The centre, now under the Ghana Enterprises Agency, is a legacy project that was formally adopted and fully funded by the Assembly.

Mr. Tamimu Halidu, Municipal Chief Executive of Kwahu West, led the commissioning ceremony, highlighting the importance of the centre in driving business growth, entrepreneurship, and local economic empowerment.

 "I took the opportunity to thank all stakeholders for their support and collaboration," he said, expressing confidence that the centre would have a profound impact on the municipality's economic landscape.

The BAC is expected to provide a range of services, including business planning, market research, and training, to support entrepreneurs and small businesses in the area. The centre's establishment is seen as a major boost to the local economy, creating opportunities for job creation and income generation.

Mr. Halidu praised the efforts of the Assembly and stakeholders in bringing the project to fruition, emphasizing the need for continued collaboration to ensure its success. The commissioning of the BAC is a testament to the Assembly's commitment to promoting economic development and improving the quality of life for residents.

The Business Advisory Centre is now poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the economic future of Kwahu West, providing a platform for businesses to thrive and contribute to the municipality's growth and prosperity.