South Tongu District Chief Executive (DCE), Hon. Victoria Dzeklo, joined fellow Municipal and District Chief Executives (MDCEs), technical consultants, and contractors at the Residency Conference Room in Ho for an emergency regional stakeholder meeting. Convened by the Volta Regional Minister, Hon. James Gunu, the session served as a high-level platform to evaluate ongoing work under the flagship 24-Hour Economy Market Projects across the Volta Region. Stakeholders engaged in a comprehensive review of project milestones, directly confronting on-ground bottlenecks and establishing clear protocols to streamline physical construction in all beneficiary assemblies.
Throughout the deliberations, the regional leadership emphasized that seamless collaboration among local government authorities, engineering consultants, and private contractors remains the cornerstone of timely delivery. Hon. James Gunu underscored the necessity of robust synergy, proactive problem-solving, and unified execution to meet strict project schedules. The assembly reached a consensus on adopting actionable strategies designed to mitigate delays, ensure structural quality, and maintain operational efficiency across every construction site involved in the regional rollout.
Reaffirming South Tongu’s alignment with this development drive, Hon. Victoria Dzeklo assured stakeholders of her administration’s unyielding dedication to expediting local market infrastructure development. She highlighted that fast-tracking these projects is crucial for unlocking the district’s full economic potential, empowering local traders, and stimulating round-the-clock commercial activity. Under her guidance, the South Tongu District Assembly remains resolute in supervising active site work closely, ensuring that the transformative promise of the 24-Hour Economy translates into immediate, tangible economic relief for residents.
@Volta Today
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