Ghana is open for business again: Mahama to business community, investors

President John Dramani Mahama has assured business owners of his commitment to changing the fortunes of Ghana for economic development.
He told investors Ghana was open for business, giving his word concerning the creation of a conducive business environment under his administration.
The president emphasised on the need for collaborative efforts to ensure Ghanaians enjoyed the fruits of their labour, however.
He spoke at his colourful inauguration held at the Black Star Square, Accra, Tuesday, 7 January 2025, during his speech.
President Mahama said his government will prioritise the resetting of Ghana and create jobs for the people, thereby returning the country onto the path of progress and prosperity.
He said, "The doors of Ghana are open again; there could not be a better opportunity to make it in Ghana. Ghana is open to business again.
"We rely on a vibrant private sector to spur growth and create jobs. It is time to imagine and dream again."
"I urge all business owners to partner government to change the economic growth and create job opportunities for the Ghanian youth," he added.
Meanwhile, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, President of Nigeria, pledged his support to Mahama.
"I am here to walk with you, count on my support," Tinubu assured Mahama.
He said Nigeria will continue to support Mahama's administration and ensure Ghana bounced back economically.
"I know Ghanaians have faith in you and I am sure you will not disappoint them but rather change the fortunes of the country," he said.
President Tinubu finally wished President John Dramani Mahama well, praying for God's blessings and favour to lead him through his journey to lead the people of Ghana.
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