Businesses seeking 24-Hour Economy incentives to undergo performance assessment

Mr Tanoh expressed optimism that the performance-based incentive system would encourage responsible investment, strengthen investor confidence and support the broader goals of industrialisation, export growth and job creation under the 24-Hour Economy Programme.26, GNA – Businesses seeking incentives under the Government’s 24-Hour Economy Programme will undergo performance assessments tied to jobs, investment and productivity, Mr Augustus Goosie Tanoh, the Presidential Advisor on the initiative, said on Wednesday.

Speaking on the sidelines of a Business Outsourcing Services Association of Ghana (BOSAG) roundtable in Accra, Mr Tanoh noted that the proposed incentive framework would link government support to measurable outcomes rather than promises.