President John Dramani Mahama interacted with Ghanaians living in the UK at a Town Hall Meeting in London, reiterating the government’s dedication to national development, inclusive governance, and accountability.
According to him, the engagement was a component of the Ghana-UK Investment Summit’s activities, which were meant to improve bilateral trade connections, expand economic cooperation, and draw strategic investment to Ghana.
In order to increase diaspora involvement in national administration, President Mahama described current constitutional reform procedures, which include clauses allowing qualified dual citizens to hold ministerial and legislative positions.
He also emphasised Ghana’s improving outlook for the world economy, highlighting the nation’s increasing standing as a model for economic reform and recovery.
He underlined the significance of regional collaboration under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) as a driver for shared prosperity while reiterating Ghana’s commitment to African integration.
The interaction also highlighted how crucial the Ghanaian diaspora is to furthering Ghana’s socioeconomic development and fortifying ties with other countries.
Source: newsthemegh.com