Agribusiness serves a fundamental function in the sustainable development of Ghana by tackling issues related to food security, generating employment opportunities, and promoting economic advancement. The incorporation of progressive methodologies alongside conducive regulatory frameworks is crucial for optimizing the potential of agribusiness. Contribution to Food Security; the «Planting for Food and Jobs» initiative aims to enhance food security while creating employment opportunities, leveraging Ghana's favorable agricultural conditions. Agribusiness can implement sustainable practices and technologies to improve productivity and resilience against climate change («The role of agribusiness in achieving sustainable development goals», 2022). Agribusiness serves as a springboard for inclusive growth, necessitating robust policy frameworks to support value chains and infrastructure development. The sector's potential for high export relative to agricultural products presents significant opportunities for economic advancement. While agribusiness holds promise for sustainable development in Ghana, challenges such as inadequate financial services and climate change impacts must be addressed to fully realize its potential.