The VICE president, Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has reiterated the government's commitment to providing opportunities for citizens to enjoy sustainable growth at all levels, both economic and beyond.
She said the government remained focused on creating an enabling environment that ensures prosperity, reduces poverty, and fosters economic independence for all Ghanaians.
Opening the 76th Annual New Year School and Conference in Accra, she underscored the importance of protecting and restoring ecosystems to reverse the degrading effects of activities such as illegal mining and wetlands encroachment, which threaten water bodies and soil fertility. •Vice President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang (fourth left) with dignitaries after the opening ceremony She stressed that achieving these goals required collective commitment to sustain the planet for future generations. "Our ability to build inclusive societies for sustainable development lies in living peacefully with ourselves and our neighbours," Prof.
Opoku-Agyemang noted, adding that partnerships were crucial for mobilising resources, sharing knowledge, and implementing effective strategies.
