
Mahama’s Feed the Industries policy to revive industry, drive real-sector growth
…Central Region pilot targets more than 18,000 youth opportunities, while nationwide rollout could create over 250,000 as agro-processors seek reliable raw materials
President John Dramani Mahama’s proposed Feed the Industries policy is seeking to bridge one of the biggest gaps in Ghana’s industrialisation drive: the disconnect between agricultural production and domestic processing.
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