The reduction of unemployment among the youth will be a key agenda in President John Dramani Mahama’s administration.
During his inauguration on January 7, at the Black Star Square, President Mahama disclosed his administration will partner with the private sector to create decent and well-paying jobs for the youth of Ghana.
He further promised to make inclusivity, accountability, and innovation key pillars in improving the lives of the Ghanaian people.
President Mahama promised a Ghana where the youth will be empowered and given opportunities to succeed.
Acknowledging the significant role the youth played in his electoral victory, Mahama emphasized that their aspirations and concerns would be at the heart of his administration’s policies.
He described the December 7, 2024, general election outcome as a “powerful affirmation” of the youth’s demand for change and their desire for a future filled with hope and opportunity.
“My administration, along with my Vice President, will prioritise inclusivity, accountability, and innovation, forging pathways that will lead to the upliftment of all of our people. I am profoundly grateful for this moment, a cornerstone in the journey towards a brighter future for Ghana.
“In this resounding victory, I see a clarion call, particularly from the youth of Ghana, and this moment is a powerful affirmation that your voices matter and that your future must be our priority. Our policies will be tailored to sustain innovation and foster an industry that engages today’s young minds. We will create decent and well-paying jobs in collaboration with the private sector and captains of business.”
