President John Dramani has reaffirmed his government's commitment to rebuilding Ghana's strategic industries, declaring that the successful revival of the > (TOR) signals the dawn of a new era of industrial transformation, energy security and economic self-reliance.
Commissioning the refurbished Crude Distillation Unit at the refinery in Tema, President Mahama described the occasion as more than the reopening of an industrial facility. He said it symbolises the restoration of national confidence in Ghana's ability to rebuild and manage critical state institutions through visionary leadership, professional management and the expertise of Ghanaian workers.
The President reflected on TOR's difficult years, noting that although the refinery had become a symbol of decline, it now stands as proof that state-owned enterprises can succeed when guided by discipline, competence and a clear national vision. He praised the resilience of the refinery's workers, management and board for refusing to allow the strategic national asset to deteriorate or be abandoned.
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