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Mahama: 24-Hour Markets will boost economic activity across districts

President John Dramani Mahama says the government’s plan to establish 24-Hour Markets across the country is intended to stimulate economic activity, expand trading opportunities and strengthen local economies.
The 24-Hour Markets form part of the government’s broader 24-Hour Economy agenda, which seeks to expand economic opportunities, increase productivity and create jobs.
The government says the broader 24-Hour Economy programme is intended to create an environment in which businesses can operate for longer periods, generate more employment and contribute more significantly to economic growth.
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