Millennium Development Authority chief Alexander Kofi-Mensah Mould defended Ghana's 24-Hour Economy initiative against investor skepticism during an Accra roundtable meeting. Capital market operators expressed concerns about corruption risks and political interference affecting government projects. Mould countered these worries by highlighting MiDA's track record of delivering $1.1 billion worth of infrastructure developments under strict international oversight. The former Standard Chartered executive emphasized that proposed ventures would undergo rigorous feasibility assessments and risk evaluation processes.
Presidential adviser Augustus Obuadum Tanoh outlined strategies for attracting domestic and foreign capital to support extended operational frameworks. Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund leader Nana Dwemoh Benneh promised regular stakeholder updates and independent financial audits. The initiative represents President John Mahama's vision for sustained economic expansion through round-the-clock business operations. Officials positioned the program as a catalyst for employment generation and export-driven development rather than merely extended working hours.
Presidential adviser Augustus Obuadum Tanoh outlined strategies for attracting domestic and foreign capital to support extended operational frameworks. Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund leader Nana Dwemoh Benneh promised regular stakeholder updates and independent financial audits. The initiative represents President John Mahama's vision for sustained economic expansion through round-the-clock business operations. Officials positioned the program as a catalyst for employment generation and export-driven development rather than merely extended working hours.
