You can’t run 24-hours Economy with bad infrastructure – Alan tells Mahama

Leader of the Movement for Change, Alan Kyerematen has told John Dramani Mahama that it will take a lot including improving infrastructure in the country to run a 24-hour economy.

He believes that Ghana will need to improve its infrastructure before it can go ahead to run a 24-hour economy.

Alan Kyerematen was speaking at a walk organized by the Movement for Change in the Ashanti Region.

He said his government will look at improving infrastructure in all sectors of the economy in order to easy for businesses to run.

“If I’m elevated to become the President of Ghana, I will focus mainly on industrialization. Industrialization will provide jobs and that will help us run a 24-hour economy. I will also focus on infrastructural development. You cannot run a 24-hour economy if you have not constructed good roads. Lights, telecommunication and others will be provided to make the country a better place for business.

I will also work on Information Technology. Without Information Technology we cannot run a 24-hour economy. I will focus on making Information Technology paramount in my administration. I will also work on improving tourism,” he told a charged crowd in the Ashanti Region during a walk organized on December 2, 2023.

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The Movement for Change’s leader, Alan Kyerematen, informed John Dramani Mahama that running a 24-hour economy would require a number of changes, including bettering the nation’s infrastructure.

He thinks that before Ghana can operate a 24-hour economy, it must first upgrade its infrastructure.

Speaking at a walk sponsored by the Ashanti Region’s Movement for Change was Alan Kyerematen.

He declared that in order to make it easier for businesses to operate, his government will look into enhancing infrastructure across the board.

“My primary area of focus, if I am elected President of Ghana, will be industrialization.” Jobs created by industrialization will enable us to maintain a 24-hour economy. Development of infrastructure will also be a concern for me