President Mahama reaffirms government’s commitment to equitable development across the country
He assured residents of the Ahafo Region of continued investment in key sectors.
President John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed his government's dedication to equitable development throughout Ghana. In a citizens' engagement event in Goaso, marking the conclusion of his two-day #ResettingGhana tour of the Ahafo Region, the President assured residents of continued investments in crucial sectors. The visit came at the end of the President's tour, during which he acknowledged the vital support from traditional authorities and constituents.
Mahama highlighted ongoing policy interventions in road infrastructure, healthcare, agriculture, and economic recovery. He announced plans to expand road rehabilitation and construction initiatives to all 16 regional capitals in preparation for Ghana's 70th Independence Anniversary. Additionally, the President discussed initiatives aimed at improving access to primary healthcare and specialized medical treatment.
During his visit, President Mahama inspected the proposed site for the Goaso Farmer Services Centre in the Ahafo Region. This assessment was part of his tour to evaluate ongoing and planned development projects in the area.
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