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24th March 2025 11:26:41 AM
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Minister for the Interior, Mohammed Muntaka Mubarak, has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to establishing a functional 24-hour economy, emphasizing the critical role of security in its successful implementation.
Addressing senior officials of the Ghana Police Service, the Minister stressed the need for a dedicated 24-hour policing unit to ensure the safety of businesses, workers, and citizens as Ghana transitions to a round-the-clock economic model.
With businesses expected to operate beyond traditional working hours, Mr. Muntaka Mubarak underscored the importance of robust security measures to safeguard industries, assets, and employees. He cautioned that without an effective security framework, the initiative’s potential impact could be significantly undermined.
“The aim of this Secretariat is to implement a robust and sustainable policing model that ensures security is guaranteed in both urban and rural areas. Activities do not cease, and neither can our vigilance,” he noted.
The Minister highlighted the government’s broader vision of integrating security into the economic agenda, ensuring that law enforcement remains proactive in addressing emerging threats associated with a 24-hour economy.
“We are laying the groundwork for a system that is dynamic and responsive to the unique challenges posed by the 24-hour economy. As we embrace this new approach, the safety of businesses, citizens, and workers will be prioritised to ensure that every hour of the day is protected,” he stated.
The 24-hour economy initiative aims to enhance economic productivity by encouraging businesses to operate continuously, creating more job opportunities, boosting revenue generation, and improving service delivery.
Sectors such as manufacturing, transportation, retail, healthcare, hospitality, and financial services stand to benefit significantly from this model, which seeks to unlock new economic potential by extending working hours nationwide.
With security as a cornerstone of this policy, the Ghana Police Service is expected to play a crucial role in its successful execution, ensuring that businesses and individuals thrive in a well-protected environment.
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