Vice President Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang interacted with Ghanaians in Toronto, Canada, where she gave updates on important government initiatives and national development priorities while also extending President John Dramani Mahama’s cordial greetings.
The Vice President emphasised the government’s dedication to enhancing Ghanaians’ quality of life both domestically and internationally by highlighting advancements being made in a number of crucial areas, including infrastructure, healthcare, education, agriculture, and economic transformation.
The 24-Hour Economy program, the Big Push infrastructure initiative, Feed Ghana, Farmer Service Centers, the No-Fees Stress Policy, MahamaCares, Free Primary Healthcare, and the Women’s Development Bank are just a few of the major initiatives under the Reset Agenda that she outlined. These initiatives are all intended to increase opportunities, create jobs, support businesses, and promote inclusive growth.
Vice President Opoku-Agyemang encouraged the Ghanaian diaspora to continue participating in national development initiatives while reiterating the government’s commitment to creating a stronger, more wealthy, and more inclusive Ghana.
Source: newsthemegh.com