Abeiku Santana in his program on Okay FM stated the need for the Government to help promote sending Ghanaians abroad. He said this agenda by the Government can significantly boast Ghanaians economy.
He stated: “This Government can do a lot to help the economy by setting up an agenda to do connections for Ghanaians to travel abroad. We have seen the impact of those living outside the country, most houses in East Legon are built by ‘borgas’. Akufo Addo send about 1200 people spreading them across western countries without waiting for American Lottery. About 5% of Ghanaians going to the western world will change our country”
Ghanaians living abroad can play a significant role in boosting Ghana’s economy through various means. Here are a few ways in which Ghanaians abroad can contribute to the development of their home country:
Remittances: Ghanaians living abroad can send money back to their families and communities in Ghana, which can provide a source of income and support for households and small businesses. According to the World Bank, remittances to Ghana totaled approximately $3.1 billion in 2020, making it an important contributor to the country’s economy.
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Investment: Ghanaians abroad may have access to capital and business expertise that they can use to invest in Ghanaian businesses or projects. This can help to stimulate economic growth and create jobs in the country.
Trade: Ghanaians abroad can also facilitate trade between Ghana and other countries by connecting Ghanaian businesses with potential buyers or partners overseas. This can help to expand market opportunities and increase exports, which can contribute to economic growth.
Knowledge and skills transfer: Ghanaians abroad may have access to education and training opportunities that they can bring back to Ghana to help improve the skills and knowledge of the country’s workforce. This can help to enhance the competitiveness of Ghanaian businesses and increase productivity.
Advocacy and lobbying: Ghanaians abroad can also use their positions and networks to advocate for policies and initiatives that support economic development in Ghana. This can include supporting Ghanaian businesses and promoting investment opportunities in the country.
Overall, Ghanaians abroad can make valuable contributions to the development of their home country through various means, remittances, investment, trade, knowledge and skills transfer, and advocacy and lobbying.
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