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President John Dramani Mahama is to announce his administration’s plans to focus for the next four months.
He is expected to outline policy actions aimed at completing some critical interventions. He will engage Ghanaian business leaders, politicians and traditional authorities in a breakfast meeting.
Spokesperson to the president, John Jinapor told Joy News “His Excellency will be meeting various stakeholders from various sections of society to outline some of these policies after which he will take some questions from these identifiable groups.”
Jinapor said the president will be covering areas of social development, economy, infrastructure and some “key areas he believes he can strengthen.”
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