By: Fatou Krubally
In a decisive move, President Adama Barrow convened his cabinet, urging members to prioritize tangible results for The Gambia.
At the opening of the two-day retreat on Wednesday, the Gambian leader emphasized the urgent need for actionable strategies that directly benefit the citizens. “We cannot afford to be complacent,” Barrow stated, stressing that every decision made should translate into real improvements in people’s lives.
The President declared 2025 as the “Year of Results,” a call to action for all cabinet members to focus on effective governance.
He pointed out that successful implementation of government projects is essential for fostering public trust and satisfaction. “Our work must reflect the aspirations of the Gambian people,” he asserted, highlighting the importance of accountability and responsiveness in leadership.
Barrow’s remarks set a serious tone for the discussions ahead, as he encouraged collaboration and innovative thinking among ministers.
The retreat according to the government is meant to lay the groundwork for a more coordinated approach to red governance, ensuring that the government’s efforts align with the needs of the nation. As the cabinet engages in these critical conversations, the future of The Gambia hangs in the balance, with the hope that this retreat will lead to significant progress and change.
As the cabinet engages in these critical conversations, one can’t help but wonder: will this two-day retreat truly serve the best interests of The Gambia, and can it fulfill the promise of 2025 as a transformative year for the nation?
