Mahama to Ghanaians: Let’s Solve, Not Just Discuss Economic Woes
President urges stakeholders to move beyond discussions and implement real solutions for Ghana’s economic recovery
- The dialogue aims to generate actionable strategies, not just discussions
- Mahama calls on all stakeholders to unite in rebuilding the economy
- The reset agenda is a call to revive Ghana’s economy for sustainable growth
President John Dramani Mahama has called on Ghanaians to support the reset agenda, emphasizing that unity and decisive action are essential for economic recovery and long-term growth.
Speaking at the launch of the National Economic Dialogue on Monday, March 3, 2025, Mahama underscored that the event is not just about discussing economic difficulties but about identifying concrete solutions to drive progress.
He described the reset agenda as more than a government initiative—it is a national call to action aimed at rebuilding the economy for the benefit of all citizens.
“We are not here to recount our struggles or accept economic stagnation. This dialogue is about finding real solutions to put our economy on a path of sustained growth,” he stated.
Mahama urged stakeholders to seize the moment and collaborate in tackling the nation’s economic challenges.
“This is not just another policy discussion—it is an urgent call to action. We must work together to resolve our challenges and build an economy that serves every Ghanaian,” he added.
The National Economic Dialogue brings together government officials, economists, and business leaders to propose strategies for resetting Ghana’s economy and ensuring long-term prosperity.
