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I’m not expecting overnight change – AGI boss cautions on 24-Hour Economy

President of the Association of Ghana Industries (AGI), Seth Twum Akwaboah, has cautioned against expectations of an immediate transformation under the government’s 24-Hour Economy policy.” Mr Twum Akwaboah acknowledged that there had initially been uncertainty about what the 24-hour economy meant, but said discussions with government have helped to bring greater clarity to the initiative.
He said the association is also engaging the 24-hour economy secretariat on some of the measures outlined under the policy.
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