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Accra, Aug 13, GNA – The opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) has outlined key policy initiatives, it says, will be implemented to better the lives of the youth in the country, if re-elected into office on December 7, 2024.

The policies, which are contained in the Party’s Youth Manifesto, stretch across various sectors of the economy, including education, digitalisation, health, empowerment and entrepreneurship.

Launching the Manifesto in Accra, on Monday, on the theme: “Empowering Tomorrow’s Voices for Our Future,” Mr John Dramani Mahama, flagbearer of the NDC, said the policy document was the “blueprint for our commitment to empowering the youth of Ghana and unlocking your potential for sustainable development.”

He said the Youth Manifesto would guide the next NDC government in providing better opportunities for the youth of the country.

Outlining key policies in the Manifesto, Mr Mahama reaffirmed his commitment to upscale digital skills and training for Ghanaian youth, explaining that his next administration would equip young people with digital skills and job opportunities, under the One Million Coders programme.

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