Alan Kyerematen has outlined a long-term national agenda aimed at positioning Ghana as Africa’s leading economic force by 2040. Speaking under the banner of the Paradise Project, he said the initiative forms the core of the United Party’s development strategy and national economic vision.
Alan Kyerematen declared, “The vision of the United Party is to make Ghana the economic powerhouse of Africa by 2040. That is what we call Vision 2040. Branding this as the paradise project. So by 2040, if the people of Ghana, by the grace of God, install us into power, then we promise them that by 2040, Ghana will become a paradise.”
National Transformation Agenda
Alan Kyerematen emphasized that the plan will be anchored on peace, unity, and security. He said these fundamentals are necessary to build stability and attract the investments required to drive growth. He also explained that the agenda is designed to create measurable outcomes and national accountability.
The leadership of the United Party reinforced the idea of inclusion and economic fairness. They said the organization intends to ensure equal opportunities for all, breaking the cycle where progress benefits only a few and empowering every Ghanaian to help build a new, inclusive, and economically transformed nation.
Alan Kyerematen stressed that planning and vision-setting are not optional but essential to national progress. He said long-term thinking will help the country set standards and evaluate leadership performance. “What a vision does is to articulate aspirations; what is the overarching goal. How are people going to measure you? Articulating a vision is very important, and this is a fundamental problem in Ghana.”
The Paradise Project, as presented by Alan Kyerematen, is designed to leverage national potential and provide a framework for economic and social advancement. The initiative will focus on transformation, opportunity, and national cohesion through 2040.
