Flagbearer hopeful of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Alan Kyerematen is set to embark on a nationwide tour to engage party delegates in a series of cluster meetings as part of his robust campaign tour to garner support for his presidential bid.
Mr. Kyerematen plans to engage every single delegate of the party to detail his Great Transformational Plan (GTP) ahead of the Party’s November 4, 2023, Presidential primaries.
In a press release signed by his press secretary, Yaw Buaben Asamoa announcing the tour, the ground-breaking cluster delegates meetings will see the presidential hopeful engaging with over 200,000 NPP delegates.
The cluster constituency delegate’s meetings will seek to showcase the former Minister of Trade and Industry’s commitment to sharing ideas with the people and working together with them for victory in the November primaries and the national elections in 2024.
“This innovation is expected to change the dynamics of aspirants and delegates interactions, giving diverse delegates from different constituencies a unique opportunity to meet, fraternize, and share experiences from differing perspectives”, the release said.
The cluster engagements will commence on Tuesday, 4th July 2023, from the Greater Accra Region, and from there move to the other regions.
“It is fashioned along constituencies with adjoining borders and common characteristics.
“This strategic arrangement aims to maximize interaction and cooperation among party members.
“This will help delegates and the presidential hopeful take a common stand regarding strategies towards the A4P goal of building a strong partnership for power between the NPP and the public”.
It added that “participation in the durbars is expected to lift the spirits of the delegates and the rank and file of the party, renewing hope that ‘Together, We Will Win’ the 2024 General and Presidential Elections to transform the fortunes of Ghana.”
Some party members see him as the best candidate for the 2024 presidential elections as his profile as a former Trade and Industry Minister adds weight to his bid as a presidential candidate hopeful for the NPP.
