President John Dramani Mahama is set to take his ‘Resetting Ghana Tour’ to the Upper East Region as part of his ongoing engagements with citizens across the country.
The Upper East leg of the tour is scheduled to begin on Thursday, August 13, 2026, and forms part of the President’s post-election appreciation engagements following his victory in the 2024 general elections.
During the two-day visit, President Mahama is expected to engage residents, traditional leaders, community groups and other stakeholders on issues affecting the region while outlining his government’s development priorities.
The Presidency said the tour provides an opportunity for the President to interact directly with communities, listen to their concerns and discuss measures being pursued under his administration’s national reset agenda.
The engagement is also expected to allow citizens and other stakeholders to raise pressing concerns and make proposals on issues requiring government attention.
The Upper East Region is the latest stop on the President’s ongoing regional engagements under the ‘Resetting Ghana Tour’.
According to a post announcing the visit, President Mahama will spend Thursday and Friday in the region as he continues his nationwide engagements.
The tour comes as the government seeks to strengthen its engagement with citizens and gather feedback on the implementation of its development agenda.
The Upper East Region played a significant role in President Mahama’s return to office in the 2024 presidential election, with the National Democratic Congress (NDC) candidate securing more than 360,000 presidential votes in the region.
The President’s visit is therefore expected to provide an avenue for him to thank residents for their support while engaging them on the government’s plans and priorities for the region.