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Message: [QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 28978, member: 2262"] Sammi Awuku has a new job. He used to be the National Organiser of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and a Member of Parliament (MP) for Akuapem North Constituency in the Eastern Region. Lilia Heitz, who works for the International Democracy Union (IDU), sent him a letter on March 10, 2025. The letter said that Sammi is now the Vice President of SME Global in charge of Africa. SME Global is part of the IDU and helps small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) and startups worldwide. It brings together people who make laws from IDU member parties and business leaders from many countries to make rules that help SMEs. They believe in low taxes, being careful with money, and letting people be free in a market economy that cares about society. SME Global wants to help SMEs and people who start businesses. They find ways to solve problems that businesses face today. They also make sure that when world leaders talk about important things, they don't forget about SMEs. SME Global works hard to create rules that are good for SMEs. They try to get rid of things that make it hard for businesses to grow. They want to make a world where new ideas can happen, and the economy can get better. As Vice President for SME Global in charge of Africa, Sammi Awuku will do important things to help SMEs across the continent. He will work to change laws and show how important small businesses are for politics and the economy. His new job shows that SME Global really wants to help people start businesses. They want to make sure that SMEs keep doing well even as the world of business changes. Sammi Awuku will work closely with other people on the Board of SME Global. These people come from different countries, such as Sweden, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and Argentina. They all have important jobs in their own countries. Some of them are members of parliament (MPs) or work for the government. Together, they will help SMEs all over the world. [/QUOTE]

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