Examination Malpractices Solution Printing Technology Project for Universities The Project Name UniPrint Exams Technology: Globally a better education system is a key achievement in every country therefore in light of WEL International together with our global engineering and technology partners’ development proposition of the establishment of a highly intelligent security examination technology production printing plant in Ghana to help mitigate the challenge of examination malfeasance that facing the country educations systems.   WEL International in collaboration with multi-global High-Security Intelligent Printing Technology Developers, Manufacturers and International funding partners supports the project state-of-the-art engineering method to revolutionize Government Universities Education achieving success within the education sectors by designing comprehensive financial modules collectively with individuals to secure five years of long-term funds of €87.00 million flexible loan facility for the establishment of this ultra-modern high intelligence security examination printing plant, the first of its kind to be established in Sub-Sahara Africa.   After the completion of the project technology development infrastructure will therefore harness the production of examination documents such as question books and answer sheets. The development will also fast-track the delivery processes of value chain material distribution logistics and processing after successful testing. The entire values are based on an examination environment of a minimum of 1.5 million and above students with 4 exams per year in more than 5000 locations.   The consequences of examination malpractices are unlimited; be it to the individual, the institutions in question, society in general and the nation within which the malpractices are ripe. The very obvious of these is what has been captured by the World Bank’s dwindling standards of education.   It is important to state that, with dwindling standards of education comes the hazard of improperly trained graduates not being able to perform as required of them in industry. Primarily, the industry will rely on good human resources for productivity, thus if the human resources churned out of our education system are poor, it negatively effects the industry and as such the economy at large.

Establishment of a Multi-Purpose Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Plant with the development Project Establishment name as PharmTech Ghana Limited. The Economic Gains and Societal Impact on the Manufacturing of the Plant Concept: The progress of the rollout of universal healthcare in Ghana will be the main driving force behind pharmaceutical and healthcare spending in the country. However, it’s important to note that cost-containment policies will remain prominent and limit opportunities for multinational drugmakers in the country.   With such vast opportunity growth throughout the Sub-Saharan African countries for the pharmaceutical sector and availability of the infrastructural development of Palopah Agricultural Industrialization Technology Park (PAITP – Darmstadt) WEL management taking it as impeccable opportunities by leveraging on the current market trend to be the leading player to establish Multi-Purpose Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Plant by year-end of 2025.    The statical indications demonstrate the heightened growth in the pharmaceutical market and will therefore continue to attract massive growth within 2021 through 2030 with support from the government tax exemption coupled with a 1D1F unique Initiative from His Excellency President of the Republic of Ghana in the coming years by government plans to roll out universal healthcare.   However, cost-containment measures will likely mean a slower pace of growth in the sector, although domestic generic drug makers are likely to see increased opportunities in the long term as an effort to boost the industry materialize. With the African Union trade policy that established Africa’s free trade area, investment in pharmaceuticals means impact and profit. The establishment of multi-million euros approximately amount €500.00 Million of the  Multi-Purpose Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Plant  with the development  Project Establishment namely: PharmTech Ghana Limited by the end of 2026   Pharmaceutical sales in Ghana reached USD589mn in 2019, and forecasted figures show a rise to USD620mn in 2020. Looking further forward, by 2024 it is expected sales to achieve a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.8% to SD941mn. This almost double-digit growth rate is characteristic of many pharmaceutical markets in Sub-Saharan Africa, where robust growth in medicine sales will be driven mainly by increased volume consumption within the generic medicines sub-sector.

Manufacturing Plant for Electronics and Telecommunication Equipment The Project Establishment known as the TechPlant Ghana Limited :  Brief Rationale of Project Development Approach: At the end of 2016, there were 420 million unique mobile subscribers in Sub-Saharan Africa. The region accounts for nearly 10% of the global mobile subscriber base, a rising share. The mobile and other electronics gadget penetration rate of 43% is significantly lower than the global average penetration rate of 66%. Although annual subscriber growth has slowed to single digits, Sub-Saharan Africa is still growing faster than other regions. The economies of developing and emerging markets have grown faster than industrialized countries in recent decades. The deeper integration has facilitated this into global trade and a sharp rise in foreign direct investment. Trade and direct investment between developing and emerging markets themselves have also risen sharply in recent years. However, not every country benefits from trade and direct investment to the same extent. On account of inadequate infrastructure or poor education levels, it is often the most impoverished countries that are less attractive to investors making them barely not competitive in world trade. Therefore, the development of our tech base technology partners is willing and committed to supporting the project by creating a considerable investment technology hub in Ghana, improving their overall conditions for the tech base infrastructure.  

Development of Industrial Textile Production Plant Project Establishment Name: Western Textile Limited: The African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) was signed into law by former United States President Bill Clinton in May 2000.    AGOA had objectives that included expanding and deepening the trade and investment relationship with Sub-Saharan Africa, encouraging economic growth and development and regional integration, and helping facilitate the integration of Sub-Saharan Africa into the global economy.   The Ghana Ministry of Trade and Industry (MOTI) has taken the opportunity to develop a new strategic approach for utilizing Ghana’s preferential market access to the United States markets, extended by AGOA which was renewed in 2020 through a new business development policy agenda to strengthen the bilateral textile industrial production understanding till the end 2025 by the United States Congress.   As championed by WEL International Ghana Limited in collaboration with the project equipment and technology manufacturing company from Asia to leverage on vast greenfield arable farmlands of the Palopah Agricultural Industrialization Technology Park (PAITP – Darmstadt) development project with its projected autonomous self sustainably of power and its own water treatment, these two main projects may reduce considerably variable costs per unit because of operational efficiencies and synergies.   A foreign direct investment demand study by the Ghana Free Zones Board indicates that Ghana has a comparative advantage. The potential for the textile and garment industry is enormous and provides market access to eligible sub-Saharan African countries to enter the US Market. AGOA is estimated to have created as many calls for targeted investment to upscale Ghana’s exports to the US.

West Africa Automobile Manufacturing Plant (WAAM Ghana Limited) The establishment of this strategic investment production is one of the key infrastructure demands in Ghana and Sub-Saharan African Countries to address the economic demand of the automobile and vehicular industry by building a technologically revolutionized and Intelligent Automobile Production Plant in Ghana   This is to support the increasing demand for vehicles and other engineering mobilities in the country due to the rural-to-urban trade and good services growth across the country as well as Gross Domestic Products (GDP) and per capital market in the region.   The Western Automobile Manufacturing Plant Project (WAAM- Project) with WAAM Ghana Limited global partner within the  Palopah Agricultural Industrialization Technology Park (PAITP – Darmstadt) development project.

Multi Paper Packaging Production Plant Building The company West Africa Multi-Paper Packaging Plant – WAPP – Project with incorporation name as WAPP GHANA LIMITED:   Project Conceptual Development: The Biggest Paper Packing Plant of its kind when completed in the African continent partners with our German, Middle East, and Japanese Partners to fund the project’s stakeholders.    WEL International project executions are based on the Seven Pillars of Industrialization Development of Synthesis for contributions to the high labour demand and the economic growth in Ghana and Sub-Saharan Africa. Our engineering team has critically analyzed significant factors, namely, Business modernization, Technological Development, Commercialization, Agricultural, Infrastructural, Social Economic Development, and Green Ecological Development, through collaboration and mutual understanding between these contributors.   Our project conceptualizes integration in industrial development by creating integrated organizational structures, including all main contributors acting as a team; their objective is to complete the project. Our project will analyse various levels of integration, from industrialization schemes to individual industrial developments and further to integrated technology. For all items involved in industrial development, it would be beneficial to have a general need for the country’s self-sustainable development agenda. (Agenda Ghana Without Aid).