GRASAG endorses Mahama’s 24-hour economy policy

During the unveiling of the GRASAG research report on “The 24-Hour Economy,” Mr Owusu shared his views, hoping that the recommendations from the report will be seriously considered if Mr Mahama assumes office again.

He highlighted that the 24-hour economy will have a significant impact on information technology and access to the internet, which is crucial for the digital world.

Implementing the 24-hour economy, according to Mr Owusu, will increase productivity, create jobs, enhance service delivery, align Ghana’s socio-economic objectives, stimulate innovation, attract foreign direct investment, foster sustainable growth, and position Ghana as a global competitor.

“For prospects which in a way I’ve mentioned, it will also have some impact on information technology and now we are in a digital world and most of the things we do are driven by information technology and of course, once you are implementing a 24-hour economy, it will require that you improve the internet access.

We are saying that if we want to implement a 24-hour economy, we might want to look at that.

“Implementing a 24-hour economy will increase productivity, create jobs, and enhance service delivery, aligns with Ghana’s socio-economic objectives

We believe that the 24-hour economy is something that will transform the republic