Vice President Dr. Mahamadu Bawumia has promised assistance to local pharmaceutical producers to develop Ghana into a center for pharmaceuticals. This pledge came up during a discussion with members of the Pharmaceutical Society of Ghana and affiliated groups. It was part of his “Bold Solutions For the Future Engagements” initiative involving significant industry stakeholders.
The aim of this interaction is to gather perspectives and issues from the society to integrate into his policy agenda.
Despite his training as an economist, Dr. Bawumia displayed a profound interest in matters concerning the healthcare domain. He emphasized the significance of providing comprehensive assistance to local manufacturers to bolster their capability in increasing pharmaceutical production.
Dr. Bawumia stressed the necessity of united partnership between the government and industry players to make Ghana a pharmaceutical center.
Meanwhile Dr. Samuel Kow Donkor, President of the Pharmaceutical Society of Ghana, urged Dr. Bawumia to champion the recruitment of additional pharmacists, citing a scarcity of qualified personnel in the nation. He also underscored various other hurdles confronting the pharmaceutical sector during the discussion.
Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia is actively pursuing the presidency in Ghana, presenting himself as a candidate poised to enact significant reforms across various sectors. Central to his campaign are pledges for comprehensive economic restructuring, emphasizing digital innovation as a catalyst for growth. He advocates for advancements in healthcare infrastructure and services, aiming to address longstanding issues and improve access to quality care for all citizens. Bawumia’s bid for the presidency is characterized by a vision of progress, efficiency, and inclusivity, as he seeks to garner support for his leadership vision and agenda for the nation’s future.
Credit: AdomOnline
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