LUG recently orchestrated a stimulating gathering focused on devising ways to enhance Ghana’s economy, particularly in anticipation of the upcoming 2024 elections. Held on April 24, 2024, at the LUG campus in Tantra Hill, the event brought together influential speakers and enthusiastic participants for enriching conversations.
Named ‘Pathways to Socio-Economic Transformation: Lessons for Ghana Ahead of Elections 2024,’ the event aimed to share insights on Ghana’s development journey and its hurdles. Speakers like Dr. Mathew Gillings and Prof. Jens Seiffert-Brockmann from WU (Vienna University of Economics and Business) shared their expertise, discussing global trends in socio-economic changes and how they relate to Ghana’s situation.
Dr. Eric Akobeng, representing Lancaster University Ghana, also shared his views on Ghana’s socio-economic landscape and how it could affect the upcoming elections. His talk sparked lively conversations, stressing the importance of using evidence to guide sustainable development policies.
The event offered attendees from various backgrounds to interact, exchange ideas, and build networks. This diversity enriched discussions and highlighted the need for collaboration in addressing Ghana’s socio-economic challenges.
At Lancaster University Ghana, we are committed to fostering intellectual discourse and contributing to Ghana’s development agenda.
