Mark My Words” — Rosemond Obeng Says Women’s Development Bank Will Be Up and Running Next Year

Rosemond Obeng, a Presidential Aide, has assured all Ghanaians that the Women’s Development Bank will be operational next year.

According to Obeng, the government is committed to ensuring that the bank begins operations as scheduled, and she urged Ghanaians to remain confident in the administration’s promise. She explained that the necessary preparations are underway to make the bank fully functional.

The Women’s Development Bank is designed to provide financial support and empowerment opportunities for women across the country. Obeng emphasized that the initiative would help women access credit and other financial services to grow their businesses and improve their livelihoods.

She noted that the bank is a key component of the government’s efforts to promote financial inclusion and empower women economically. According to her, the bank will specifically target women entrepreneurs and those in underserved communities who often face difficulties accessing traditional banking services.

Obeng’s assurance comes amid public interest in the establishment of the bank and questions about its timeline. She indicated that the government is working diligently to ensure that the bank is launched on schedule and delivers on its mandate.

Stakeholders have welcomed the assurance, noting that the bank could be a game-changer for women’s economic empowerment in Ghana. They urged the government to ensure transparency and efficiency in the bank’s operations.

Obeng reiterated the government’s commitment to fulfilling its promises to the people, adding that the Women’s Development Bank would be a reality next year. She called on women to prepare to take advantage of the opportunities the bank will offer.

The assurance is expected to boost confidence among women and other stakeholders as they await the operationalization of the bank.