President John Dramani Mahama has overseen the disbursement of grants to 475 beneficiaries under the Adwumawura Programme, as part of efforts to boost youth entrepreneurship across the country.
The initiative, which supports young people with funding and skills training, is aimed at helping beneficiaries establish and grow sustainable businesses. The latest round of support is expected to strengthen their capacity to expand operations and create jobs.
The Adwumawura Programme forms part of the government’s broader agenda to build a resilient entrepreneurial ecosystem, with a focus on equipping young people to compete effectively in the market.
It also prioritises inclusivity, particularly by encouraging and supporting women-led enterprises to ensure equal access to opportunities.
Government officials say the combination of financial assistance and mentorship will promote innovation, sustainability, and long-term economic growth.
President Mahama reiterated that investing in young entrepreneurs remains key to tackling unemployment and driving inclusive national development.
