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S addressing a wide audience of Teme chiefs and residents to showcase their annual Kleejoo festival on the theme "Sixty Years of Resettlement," he said. industrial and maritime enclave, was to offer them guaranteed jobs.
According to him, all concerned people, ministries and organizations would be together to write and manage the investments for as soon as possible.
"We are going to set up a committee consisting of the office of the Minister of Greater Accra, the Tema Metropolitan Assembly and the President's Office, to create a link with the creation of jobs in the enclave.
We will ensure that the sacrifice made by the people of Tema is well appreciated and that they must not beg for jobs. I will live it and I will make it work, "he said.
The prime minister said the government had put in place a number of measures to reduce the cost of doing business in the country, including the reduction of import duties on goods and cars.
However, he pointed out that some agencies had imposed their own fees without the approval of Parliament and that these costs would be immediately removed.
According to him, the government created industrial enclaves in all regions to stimulate development and create jobs for the many graduates who would join the workforce of the country through the policy of free high school.
On the subject of corruption, he said that anyone who misappropriated funds from the state would be treated, but warned that any form of punishment should be inflicted and would be in accordance with the laws of the country.
Osafo-Maafo congratulated the leaders and residents of Tema for celebrating their culture and badured them of the government's support to make Tema a more dynamic metropolis.
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