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Were looking forward to greater times GIPC Boss

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Mr Yofi Grant, the Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC), has said the Centre is looking forward to greater times in its operations.

He said this while congratulating all workers during the May Day celebrations on Friday, May 1.

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In a tweet, Mr Grant said: “Happy Workers Day and we look forward to greater times. May we all come out of this time stronger and better in our endeavours for a great Ghana Beyond Aid.

“May the future of Ghana be greater than the past. We thank God for his mercies and grace.”

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Meanwhile, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has said discussions are ongoing between Finance Minister Ken Ofori Atta and officials of the World Bank to raise more funds to deal with the effect of the COVID-19 on the local economy.

Speaking during the May Day celebration in the studios of the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC), Friday, May 1, Mr Akufo-Addo said: “Discussions are ongoing with the World Bank to raise more funds which should be completed soon.

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“I have charged the Minister of Finance to work with the Bank of Ghana to design innovative policies and find more resources to strengthen the productive sectors of the economy particularly industry and agriculture. I understand that the process will shortly yield positive results.”

He added: “The Minister for Finance and his South African counterpart are leading the efforts of African ministers of finance to take debt reliefs for our economies.

“The World Bank has granted a debt repayment standstill for the next nine months which will result in our delayed principal interest payments totaling $500million.”

The president further said that job creations is a priority for his government.

He said several measures have been taken to create jobs for Ghanaians and also create the enabling environment for Ghanaians to create jobs and wealth for themselves.

“Job creation is one of the most priority of this government,” he said adding that it is a social contract with the people hence bold steps have been taken to that effect.

Source: laudbusiness.com

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