Goosie Tannoh: The Man heading President John Mahama’s 24-Hour Economy and Accelerated Exports Development Initiative

The appointment of Mr. Goosie Tannoh as the Presidential Advisor to President-elect John Dramani Mahama on the proposed 24-hour economy policy and accelerated exports development is a significant step toward shaping Ghana’s economic transformation agenda. With decades of experience in policy formulation, governance, and international trade, Mr. Tannoh brings a wealth of knowledge to this critical role.

He has been a stalwart in Ghana’s political and economic landscape. A former presidential aspirant and long-serving member of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), he has consistently demonstrated his commitment to Ghana’s development.

With a career spanning decades, Mr. Tannoh has worked in various capacities, including serving as a policy strategist, diplomat, and advocate for socio-economic reforms. His deep understanding of governance, economics, and international trade positions him as an ideal candidate to drive innovative policies for national progress.

A visionary leader, he is renowned for his forward-thinking approach to policy-making. His ability to analyze complex economic systems and propose practical solutions has earned him widespread respect.

With a background in fostering international trade partnerships, Mr. Tannoh is well-equipped to advise the president on strategies to boost exports and integrate Ghana into global supply chains. Over the years, he has championed policies that promote equity and reduce poverty, ensuring that economic progress benefits all citizens. He has also played a pivotal role in some of Ghana’s successful economic reforms, demonstrating his ability to translate ideas into actionable plans.

As the Presidential Advisor, Mr. Tannoh is expected to bring his unparalleled expertise to bear on two key policy areas: the 24-Hour Economy and Accelerated Exports Development.

The 24-hour economy policy seeks to maximize productivity by ensuring that businesses operate round the clock and Mr. Tannoh’s experience in policy design will help create a roadmap that balances the economic benefits of extended operational hours with the social implications. His ability to engage stakeholders from labor unions to private sector leaders will be critical in ensuring the policy’s success.

Ghana’s export sector also has immense untapped potential. Mr. Tannoh’s experience in international trade will be instrumental in identifying key export commodities, negotiating favorable trade agreements, and addressing bottlenecks in the value chain. His strategic guidance will support efforts to diversify Ghana’s export base, increase foreign exchange earnings, and reduce dependency on raw materials.

His appointment signals President-elect Mahama’s commitment to assembling a team of seasoned professionals to drive Ghana’s economic agenda. With his expertise, the proposed 24-hour economy policy and accelerated exports development strategy are poised to significantly boost productivity, create jobs, and position Ghana as a leading exporter in the global market.

As Ghana prepares for this new chapter of economic growth and innovation, Mr. Tannoh’s leadership will undoubtedly play a pivotal role in ensuring that these transformative policies yield sustainable benefits for all citizens.