- Mahama promises to uphold and honor existing financial agreements with investors
- Mahama's administration will address unpaid debts
- Mahama aims to implement policies that will transform and strengthen Ghana’s economy
John Dramani Mahama, the presidential candidate for the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), has promised to address unpaid government debts to investors if he wins the upcoming election.
Acknowledging the negative impact of these unfulfilled financial commitments on investor confidence, Mahama assured that his administration would uphold the integrity of contracts.
At the Foreign Direct Investment series in Accra, Mahama emphasized the importance of policies designed to rejuvenate Ghana’s economy.
“A new NDC government will honor contracts that are executed correctly, ensuring they benefit both the people of Ghana and the investors,” Mahama said.
He addressed concerns from investors about the government’s failure to meet financial obligations for goods and services.
Mahama committed to conducting a comprehensive review of outstanding payments and ensuring that his administration resolves these issues in a transparent and timely manner, as he did during his previous term in office.
