The Cedi Knows No Political Party –Mahama
President John Dramani Mahama has called on Ghanaians to regard the cedi as a national symbol that transcends political, religious and other affiliations, saying the currency belongs to all citizens irrespective of the government in power. He said the cedi should not be identified with any political party or used as a basis for political […] The post The Cedi Knows No Political Party –Mahama…
President John Dramani Mahama has urged Ghanaians to view the cedi as a symbol of national unity, not bound by political, religious or other divisions. He stated that the currency should be recognized as a shared asset that reflects Ghana’s identity, history and aspirations. Mahama made this call during the launch of the Ghana Heritage Series banknotes, which were designed to celebrate Ghana's monetary history and cultural heritage.
The President emphasized that the cedi is more than just a medium of exchange; it represents the country's sovereignty, heritage and collective identity. He noted that the introduction of new banknotes offers an opportunity to reflect on Ghana's monetary past and appreciate its cultural significance. Mahama also highlighted the importance of domestic production and reducing reliance on imports to strengthen the cedi and build a more resilient economy.
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