President John Mahama is giving hope to thousands of Ghanaian Muslims with a promise of lower Hajj fares next year should the cedi continue its resilience.
This he says, shows his government’s deep commitment to their welfare.
Addressing a gathering during the Eid-ul-Adha celebrations at the Black Star Square, the President acknowledged the financial burden many families face when planning the sacred pilgrimage to Mecca.
He assured the Muslim community that his administration is actively working with partners to bring the cost down.
The President also announced steps to improve Islamic education in Ghana. He said he has directed the Minister for Education to strengthen the operations of the Islamic Education Unit. This includes expanding the recruitment and training of qualified Arabic instructors across the country.
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