President Akufo-Addo has called on the Ghana Employers Association (GEA) to continue collaborating with the government to address challenges that could hinder the country's socioeconomic progress. He emphasized the need for collective efforts between the government and the private sector to achieve inclusive prosperity and overcome national obstacles.

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The President made this appeal during the commissioning of the GEA's new state-of-the-art office building in Accra, named "The Employers House."“I appeal to the GEA to continue to collaborate with government and organised labour as the key social partners in Ghana to identify and address all national business and labour issues that may emerge as roadblocks to the realisation of our individual and common goals,” he said.

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The four-storey building will serve as the operational hub for GEA's staff, featuring conference rooms and training facilities. President Akufo-Addo highlighted that the new office complex symbolizes progress, innovation, and inclusive prosperity, reflecting a shared commitment to building a stronger and more prosperous business community in the country.

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He acknowledged employers as the economic backbone, driving development, innovation, employment, and wealth creation.President Akufo-Addo commended GEA for advocating sound economic and social policies, promoting best labor practices, and providing invaluable support to businesses.

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He praised GEA's efforts in deepening social dialogue and maintaining a peaceful industrial relations environment, crucial for enterprise sustainability and overall national development. The President reiterated the government's commitment to creating a conducive business environment and urged employers to fully utilize the new office complex for networking, information-sharing, and developing transformative ideas.

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CEO of GEA, Daniel Acheampong, emphasized that the office complex signifies the organization's identity and purpose, serving as the central nerve of GEA's operations. It aims to provide a conducive environment for employers to convene, strategize, and make decisions that enhance business competitiveness and shape the future of industry in Ghana.

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