The Chief of Kwahu Tafo, Nana Kwasi Opoku Mintah II, has welcomed the commencement of the 24-hour economy market project, describing it as a major catalyst for economic transformation in the area.
He made the remarks during the official handing over of the project site, where stakeholders and community members gathered to mark the start of the initiative.
The chief praised the government for initiating what he described as a fulfilment of a key campaign promise, noting that the project is expected to significantly reshape commercial activity in the area.
He explained that the new market would create expanded opportunities for traders, attract increased business activity, and strengthen the local economy.
According to him, once completed, the facility will serve as a central hub for trade and contribute to improved livelihoods within the community and the wider district.
The District Chief Executive for Kwahu East District, Samuel Asamoah, also highlighted the economic importance of the project, stating that it would boost internally generated revenue for the assembly.
He assured residents that the district assembly would collaborate closely with contractors to ensure the timely and successful completion of the market.
He added that the project forms part of broader efforts to stimulate local development and enhance economic activity across the district.
