Ghana’s continuous economic recovery has been emphasised by President John Dramani Mahama, who has noted gains in macroeconomic stability, falling inflation, and rising investor confidence.
Speaking at the National Mosque’s Muslim Prayers and Thanksgiving Service on the National Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving, the President credited the advancement to the Ghanaian people’s perseverance, sacrifice, and wise economic management.
He underlined that even if there have been notable advancements, continued work and group dedication are still required to guarantee inclusive progress and shared prosperity for all inhabitants.
Additionally, President Mahama emphasised the necessity of a national reset based on honesty, responsibility, and capable leadership.
He emphasised that significant change starts with individual action and a dedication to service, calling on both individuals and public officials to reject corruption and embrace their joint responsibilities in achieving national progress.
The President further underlined Ghana’s long-standing heritage of religious tolerance and peaceful cohabitation, calling the country’s diversity as a source of strength.
He urged Ghanaians to keep promoting unity across religious and ethnic divides, pointing out that maintaining the tranquillity that unites the country is essential to its advancement.
Source: newsthemegh.com