Bring your ideas for our 2020 manifesto – NDC to CSOs, groups
The main opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) is asking for the input of organised groups in putting together its manifesto for the 2020 election.
The party has requested groups like civil society organisations, trade unions, associations and the general public to send their thoughts in not more than four pages of writing, to the Office of the General Secretary through the Deputy General Secretary – (Operations) or email it to [email protected] on or before Saturday, 7 December 2019.
The move, according to the biggest opposition party, is to develop a ‘Peoples Manifesto’ that speaks to the direct needs and concerns of the people.
“The objective is to develop a ‘grassroots manifesto’ driven by need to give meaning to our social democratic principles of inclusivity and mass participation in the pursuit of growth and development of our country,” the party added in a statement signed by Mr Peter Boamah Otokunor, Deputy General Secretary—(Operations).
It said all constituency and regional secretariats have also been directed by the party to coordinate the preparation of local draft manifestos at the constituency level to address the peculiar needs of the masses in the various constituencies and submit same to the 2020 Manifesto Committee through the General Secretary’s Office on or before 7 December 2019.
Source: classfmonline.com
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