Ghana's public economy's construction, foundations and frameworks are the basic drivers blocking the country's financial advancement. Whatever else than fixing this basic issue, it could be contended, will just give a counterfeit answer for our difficulties.
I strikingly review Nana Akufo Addo (as he then, at that point, was) in conveying his feature address at the third Business Law Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) on March 26, 2008, in Abuja, touchingly expressed that the "underpinning of business is the presence of solid and free establishments". After a year, President Barack Obama (as he then, at that point, was) built up this conviction by expressing that "Africa needs solid establishments and not strongmen".
As of late, the Vice President, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, repeated comparative contemplations during the disclosing of the Ghana Electronic Pharmacy Platform (ePharmacy), expressing, in addition to other things, that "...ultimately, we should all recall that you can't change an economy with just blocks and concrete. You can change an economy with thoughts, frameworks, and foundations."
The contentions being solicited by these extraordinary heads of our age perceive the crucial anomaly with the manner in which countries in our locale of the globe have tried to paddle the way of their public advancement on the rear of more vulnerable organizations and frameworks. Dr Bawumia's grip of the circumstance has been steady with his promotion and clearness of vision in fixing this basic issue.
As may be obvious, his way to deal with managing issues originates from defying them from the base up, through a complete underlying driver investigation.
Dr Bawumia has put forth truly aggressive attempts over the course of the years to rethink and open our economy utilizing digitalization to reinforce our foundations and frameworks in building another Ghana meriting the title "Entryway to Africa." He is a man of exceptional thoughts, and his authority and mastery are legitimately expected for our nation's next significant plan.