Ghana's Tourism Minister, Abla Gomashie, has submitted a priority list of roads to key tourist sites for inclusion in the Big Push Phase Two, set for 2027. This move is part of President Mahama's 'New Economy' agenda, aimed at boosting Ghana's tourism sector. The minister's initiative seeks to improve access to tourist sites, enhancing the overall experience for visitors. President Mahama has directed the Roads Minister to work with Gomashie on roads serving tourist sites.
According to Minister Gomashie, President Mahama directed the Minister for Roads to work with her to identify and prioritize roads serving tourism destinations. She raised this issue at a Cabinet meeting, where the President agreed that steps were needed to improve access to tourist sites. Gomashie expressed confidence that the tourism sector would receive greater attention under the government's proposed New Economy agenda. This agenda aims to diversify Ghana's economic base beyond extractive industries.
Minister Gomashie disclosed that she had submitted an initial list of roads for consideration, with further additions dependent on the availability of funds. The list includes roads to key tourist sites, which will be prioritized for improvement. She expressed optimism that the sector's prospects would improve under the New Economy agenda. The minister's efforts aim to increase tourism's contribution to Ghana's gross domestic product (GDP) and attract foreign direct investment.
The Big Push Phase Two initiative is expected to have a positive impact on Ghana's tourism sector. By improving access to tourist sites, the government aims to increase visitor numbers and enhance the overall tourism experience. Minister Gomashie's efforts have been endorsed by President Mahama, who has assured her that his government will prioritize the tourism sector. The minister has also held discussions with Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson.
Minister Gomashie emphasized that tourism, alongside trade and other sectors, could contribute significantly to Ghana's GDP. She argued that the sector's growth would help diversify the country's economic base. The minister's confidence in the sector's prospects is based on President Mahama's assurances that his government will prioritize tourism. The New Economy agenda is expected to drive growth in various sectors.
The Ghanaian government has taken steps to promote tourism and improve the sector's prospects. President Mahama's 'New Economy' agenda aims to drive growth in various sectors, including tourism. The government's efforts to improve access to tourist sites and enhance the overall tourism experience are expected to yield positive results. Minister Gomashie's initiatives have been welcomed by stakeholders in the tourism sector.
The Big Push Phase Two initiative is set to commence in 2027, with the goal of improving infrastructure and enhancing the tourism experience. Minister Gomashie's efforts have contributed to the government's efforts to prioritize tourism. The sector is expected to receive greater attention under the New Economy agenda. KEY_POINT: Tourism Minister Abla Gomashie submits priority list of roads to key tourist sites for inclusion in Big Push Phase Two. KEY_POINT: Big Push Phase Two set for 2027 aims to improve access to tourist sites. KEY_POINT: Ghana's tourism sector expected to benefit from President Mahama's 'New Economy' agenda.
