President-elect John Dramani Mahama has announced that President Nana Akufo-Addo has committed to ensuring a smooth and peaceful transfer of power between their administrations. This gesture underscores the importance of a collaborative approach during the transition period, ensuring that both the outgoing and incoming teams work together effectively. Mahama revealed that both parties have agreed to begin the transition process earlier than expected, with discussions set to start on Wednesday, December 11, 2024.
In his victory speech, delivered after the Electoral Commission declared him as the president-elect, Mahama emphasized the importance of unity and cooperation in the transition. He highlighted that a smooth and orderly handover would be essential in fostering national stability and progress. Mahama stressed that the collective efforts of both teams would be crucial in driving the country forward, building on existing achievements while addressing challenges for the betterment of Ghana.
This collaborative spirit between the outgoing and incoming administrations is a testament to Ghana’s democratic maturity, with both leaders prioritizing the country’s stability and development. Mahama’s call for cooperation during the transition process also reflects his commitment to fostering unity and ensuring that the governance of Ghana remains focused on the needs and aspirations of its people. The planned discussions on December 11 mark the beginning of what is expected to be a smooth and effective transfer of power.
