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Ghana Infrastructure Conference (GIC) 2025

Theme
Rethinking Infrastructure for Development: Governance, Ethics, and Strategic Planning Perspectives

Summer 2025

Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology

Areas:

The conference will make provision for both Scientific Papers and Presentations. Scientific papers will be published in a special edition of a Journal. Papers and Presentations will cover the following (but not limited to):

  • Transport Policy

  • Rural access and connectivity

  • Urban transport

  • Asset Management

  • Transport Safety

  • Gender and Transport

  • Freight and Supply Chain Logistics

  • Private Sector Participation in Transport

  • Sustainable & Green Transport

  • Transport Planning

  • Infrastructure Design and Construction

  • Transport Finance & Economics

Who Should Attend?

Professionals, policy makers and students from diverse backgrounds interested in discussions, presentations and workshops about the socio-economic impacts of transportation and how to contribute to the development of the transportation sector and subsequently impact national development.

Why Attend?

An efficient transportation system is a critical component of a nation’s development. There will be opportunities for participants to exchange novel ideas, professional experiences, case studies, and research applications in the areas of transportation infrastructure and related systems planning, design, financing, construction, maintenance, and monitoring and explore its interdependencies with other industries. In addition, the conference will address issues related to innovation, sustainability, security, resilience, management, and ethics in transportation infrastructure development.

Objectives of GIC 2025

GIC 2025  aims to accomplish the following:

  • Create a platform where consultants, agencies, policy makers, and researchers network, deliberate and collaborate to advance sustainable and innovative solutions for transportation related and general infrastructure issues.

  • Foster and provide a conducive mechanism for practical and technical knowledge transfer.

  • Create an environment that helps to inspire and influence the current workforce and the upcoming generation.

  • Build capacity of  and collaboration among diverse professional groups, private and public agencies and academic institutions to develop and implement national infrastructure policies and plans.

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