President Mahama wants everyone to help women succeed in all parts of life as we mark International Women's Day this year. He pointed out that the theme "AccelerateAction" pushes us to move faster toward making men and women equal. Ghana already took a big step by putting a woman in the second highest job in the country for the first time.
Mahama said we need to keep moving forward from here. He called for more chances for women to grow in school, business, government roles, and other leadership spots across Ghana. He believes we must team up to ensure every woman can reach her dreams and use her full talents. These steps matter because they help the entire country become stronger and better.
March 8 is the main day each year when people around the world focus on women's rights. Many groups use this special date to discuss important problems women face. These include ensuring women have the same rights as men, protecting their health choices, and stopping harm or abuse aimed at women.
The day highlights progress made but also highlights how much work remains ahead. By speaking up on this important day, President Mahama joins leaders worldwide who recognize that countries cannot reach their full potential unless women have equal chances to contribute their skills, ideas, and leadership abilities everywhere they go.
Mahama said we need to keep moving forward from here. He called for more chances for women to grow in school, business, government roles, and other leadership spots across Ghana. He believes we must team up to ensure every woman can reach her dreams and use her full talents. These steps matter because they help the entire country become stronger and better.
March 8 is the main day each year when people around the world focus on women's rights. Many groups use this special date to discuss important problems women face. These include ensuring women have the same rights as men, protecting their health choices, and stopping harm or abuse aimed at women.
The day highlights progress made but also highlights how much work remains ahead. By speaking up on this important day, President Mahama joins leaders worldwide who recognize that countries cannot reach their full potential unless women have equal chances to contribute their skills, ideas, and leadership abilities everywhere they go.
