The Special Advisor on the 24-Hour Economy, Goosie Tanoh, has emphasized that the newly launched policy initiative is open to public scrutiny and evolving input, describing criticism as vital to its success.
Speaking at the official launch of the programme on Wednesday, July 2, Mr. Tanoh said the 24-Hour Economy is a dynamic, science-driven initiative rooted in social democratic values and designed to adapt to the needs of a changing national environment.
“We at the secretariat are confident that we will continue to receive constructive criticism and suggestions for further improvement,” Mr. Tanoh said. “Criticism is always welcome. We see the 24-hour programme as a living programme, enriched in science and firm social democratic principles, but flexible enough to respond tactically to a changing environment.”
The Special Advisor noted that the initiative’s long-term success will depend on continuous learning, flexibility, and the willingness to revise strategies based on feedback and evolving circumstances. “This is the only way a programme can transform our society in the short, medium, and long term,” Mr. Tanoh added.
Mr. Tanoh also la country also praised President John Dramani Mahama’s leadership, describing him as a visionary committed to building a resilient economy anchored in responsible entrepreneurship and inclusive growth. “We can say without a doubt that our President is a true champion of responsible entrepreneurship and national transformation,” he said. “We, as a country, we, as a people, have what it takes to succeed.”
The 24-Hour Economy initiative seeks to unlock Ghana’s productivity potential by promoting around-the-clock business activity, increasing employment, and ensuring more efficient use of national infrastructure and resources across sectors. The programme is expected to create a robust platform for job creation, industrial expansion, and economic resilience.
By embracing criticism and feedback, the government hopes to refine the initiative and ensure its long-term success. With a focus on responsible entrepreneurship and inclusive growth, the 24-Hour Economy initiative has the potential to transform Ghana’s economy and improve the lives of its citizens.
Source: Apexnewsgh.com/Ngamegbulam chidozie Stephen
