In recognition of the celebration, the House announced that it will not sit on Friday, allowing Members of Parliament (MPs) and citizens alike to join in honouring the country’s farmers.
Presenting the Business Statement on the floor of Parliament on Friday for the seventh week ending Thursday, December 4, Mr Mahama Ayariga, Chairman of the Business Committee of Parliament and Majority Leader, urged the various budget committees to actively engage civil society organisations (CSOs) in their deliberations on the budget estimates.
He stressed that CSO input would enrich the ongoing budget estimates process and ensure inclusivity in national decision-making.
Mr Ayariga further disclosed that a total of 27 questions have been scheduled for ministers to respond to during the week, in addition to motions and other parliamentary business.
Farmers Day, instituted in 1985, continues to serve as a platform to celebrate the resilience and dedication of Ghana’s farmers, whose efforts sustain food security, drive exports, and contribute significantly to the economy.
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