Ayariga calls for holistic, people-centered approach to governance and policy implementation

Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga is advocating for better governance. He wants a more inclusive approach to public policies. This is especially important for vulnerable populations.

In a recent statement in Parliament, Mr. Ayariga highlighted key points. Policymakers must balance law enforcement and protecting citizens' livelihoods. This is crucial for those in informal economies or public spaces.

He emphasized that sustainable governance should consider social and economic realities. “Governance is not just about laws; it’s about real-life impacts,” he stated.

Mr. Ayariga believes in providing alternative livelihoods before displacing people. He pointed out that health, sanitation, tourism, and employment are interconnected. Policies in one area should consider their effects on others.

He also stressed the need to collaborate with the private sector. This can help create market spaces and new job opportunities. It ensures no group is left behind in national development.

His philosophy focuses on intellectual rigor and accountability. Thoughtful planning is essential to address national challenges effectively. His leadership style promotes equity, transparency, and long-term impact in policymaking.