President John Dramani Mahama says his government remains committed to putting in place measures that will help attract increased foreign investments.
This if achieved he said will help Ghana address unemployment challenges and creating sustainable job opportunities for the country’s growing youthful population.
He said this when he met with the visiting UK Deputy Prime Minister, Angela Rayner; President Mahama underscored the necessity of leveraging international partnerships to address Ghana’s economic challenges.
The President posited that his administration remains fully committed to fostering stronger ties with British investors in order to drive economic growth and employment.
According to him, his administration will explore all available avenues to ensure that Ghana remains an attractive destination for foreign direct investment (FDI).
“We have a young, growing population, and so one of the major issues that came up strongly in the election was the issue of jobs. And so we are working together to see how we can bring in more investments, especially considering that we are shut out of the international credit markets.
“To bring in more foreign direct investments, to be able to create jobs for young people, is one of the things that we are going to be focusing on, and I believe that with the history of British companies investing in Ghana, we will bring more British companies in to come and partner with us in that objective.”
By: Rainbowradioonline.com/Ghana
