President Mahama gives Alan Kyeremateng APPOINTMENT
President Mahama gives Alan Kyeremateng APPOINTMENT
John Alan Kwadwo Kyeremateng has been appointed as the Acting Chief Director, responsible for implementing Ghana’s 24-Hour Economy Policy. This progressive initiative aims to enhance economic activity by ensuring that businesses, industries, and public services can operate round the clock. The policy’s broader goal is to stimulate sustainable economic growth, reduce unemployment, and foster an environment conducive to innovation and investment.
Under Kyeremateng’s leadership, the policy is expected to significantly impact key sectors such as manufacturing, agriculture, and services. By encouraging a continuous work cycle, the government hopes to increase productivity and boost exports, while also making Ghana an attractive hub for global investment. The 24-hour economy model has been lauded for its potential to create jobs and optimize the use of available resources.
The introduction of this policy comes at a time when there is a global shift towards more flexible working hours and economic operations. Countries around the world have embraced the idea of maintaining uninterrupted business hours to stay competitive. In Ghana, the policy aligns with the government’s broader vision to modernize its economy and build a more resilient, diverse industrial base. The initiative will also prioritize digital transformation, with a focus on facilitating e-commerce and tech-driven sectors that thrive in a 24-hour business cycle.
Kyeremateng, known for his expertise in trade and industry, will be pivotal in overseeing the implementation of this policy, ensuring that its vision is effectively translated into action. His role will involve coordinating efforts across government bodies, private sector organizations, and stakeholders to create a regulatory framework that supports continuous business operations. Moreover, the policy is expected to improve the country’s global competitiveness, enhance local entrepreneurship, and foster innovation.
With Kyeremateng’s appointment, Ghana is positioning itself to take full advantage of the benefits that a 24-hour economy could bring. By increasing work hours and enhancing service delivery, the policy aims to tackle several economic challenges, such as unemployment, underdevelopment, and economic stagnation.
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