The Majority in Parliament has urged the Minority to rethink their resolution on vetting Deputy Minister-designate for Commerce and Business, Kofi Ahenkorah Marfo.
The Minority boycotted the vetting course of, citing the present financial difficulties and the necessity for a discount in authorities measurement reasonably than an addition.
The Minority Chief, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, issued a press assertion saying, “We’re once more unable to help this nomination by President Akufo-Addo at the moment as a result of our nation has gone by (and continues to undergo) very troublesome intervals, together with the crippling financial disaster, meals insecurity, debt default because of extreme borrowing, corruption in authorities and wasteful and reckless expenditures.”
Responding to the Minority’s stance, the Majority Caucus described the explanations for his or her motion as “regrettable.”
The Majority Caucus harassed in a launch the federal government’s dedication to a complete strategy in the case of addressing nationwide challenges.
They highlighted the federal government’s efforts to interact with varied sectors and stakeholders to deal with the nation’s challenges and inspired the Minority to take part within the vetting course of to make sure the sleek functioning of presidency.
“Our compatriots nationwide won’t view this august Home charitably ought to we allow an interruption in governance merely on account of pending elections,” the assertion added.
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