President John Dramani Mahama is set to meet the 16 regional chairpersons of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) on August 26, 2026, as part of efforts to strengthen coordination between the governing party and government.
The meeting is expected to focus on how the party and government can improve collaboration and better respond to the welfare and development needs of citizens at the local level.
Key issues expected to come up include transparency in the relationship between government and the party, improved communication and coordination, and measures to strengthen governance across the country.
The engagement is also expected to provide an opportunity for the regional chairpersons to raise concerns and share perspectives from their respective regions on issues affecting citizens.
The meeting forms part of broader efforts to establish stronger links between the government and the party’s structures, particularly at the regional and local levels.
The discussions are expected to explore ways of ensuring that information and concerns from communities are effectively communicated to government, while also improving understanding of government policies and programmes within the party’s grassroots structures.
The engagement comes as the Mahama administration seeks to deepen collaboration with its party structures in the implementation of its governance agenda.
