Accra,Ghana – Chief of Staff, Mr. Julius Debrah, has described the upcoming Kwahu Business Forum as a vital platform to explore ways to grow businesses under the leadership of President John Mahama.
He expressed optimism about the forum’s potential, stating that the initiative is expected to yield tangible benefits for enterprises by the end of President Mahama’s four-year term.
Mr. Debrah highlighted the significance of bringing together entrepreneurs and financial institutions in one space, adding that the concept is timely and impactful.
“So basically it will just be around how to grow businesses under President Mahama’s watch. And I think it’s something that is welcoming,” he said.
He further emphasized the importance of a thriving private sector in driving national development.
“I support it because without the private sector growing, not much will happen apart from creating jobs, people making money,” he stated.
Speaking to the media at the Jubilee House, Mr. Debrah reaffirmed the government’s commitment to empowering indigenous businesses, strengthening the private sector, and promoting entrepreneurship across the country.
The Kwahu Business Forum, scheduled for this weekend, is expected to convene start-ups, SMEs, investors, and key industry players to share ideas, forge partnerships, and attract investment into local enterprises.
Mr. Debrah also revealed that the African Development Bank, along with several leading banks and financial institutions, will be participating in the event.
As part of their contribution, each bank is expected to adopt five bankable enterprises, providing them with essential resources and mentorship to enhance their growth and sustainability.
Story by: Emmanuel Romeo Tetteh(#RomeoWrites
) / Ahotoronline.com | Ghana 
