At the University of Cape Coast (UCC) in the Central Region on Saturday, December 10, 2022, the party will hold its Women and Youth Conferences.At the National Congress, Women's Conference, and Youth Conference, a total of 10,936 delegates from 276 Constituencies are anticipated to take part in all activities, including the election of national party executives, which will be overseen by the Electoral Commission.
While the party's 10th National Congress would feature 8,964 delegates, the women's and youth conferences would feature 886 and 1,086 delegates, respectively.
"Rallying for triumph 2024; Ghana's hope" is the topic.At a press conference in Accra to make the announcement, Alex Segbefia, Chairman of the NDC's National Delegates Congress Planning Committee, urged delegates to support the party for a successful National Congress as a requirement for unseating the current government's New Patriotic Party (NPP) in 2025 following victory in the general election of 2024.
The NDC, he said, was Ghanaians' only hope given the country's current economic difficulties, and he emphasized the need for the party's rank and file to come together to secure the party's success in the elections.
Leading party figures such as former Attorney General and Minister of Justice Marietta Brew Appiah-Oppong, former diplomat Sam Pee Yalley, former Deputy Minister of Information James Agyenim Boateng, and member of the NDC legal team Baba Jamal also attended the launching.
Additionally present at the event was Sammy Gyamfi, the party's national communications officer.The party chose Cape Coast to host its women's and youth's conferences because it held its first National Delegates Congress there thirty years prior, according to Mr. Segbefia, who is also a former deputy chief of staff and minister of health. He claimed that on the party's thirty-year anniversary, "we thought it only appropriate to go back to where we actually started."
He claimed that the Accra Sports Stadium was the venue for the congress because of the size of the attendance.
Mr. Segbefia announced that the opening ceremony and voting procedures will be the first two sessions of the national congress, women's conference, and youth conference.The Grounds and Accommodation Committee members had set up a Delegates Village at the University of Ghana (UG), Legon to accommodate delegates and visitors to the national delegates congress, according to the chairman of the planning committee, who continued.
On Friday, December 16, 2022—the night before the main congress—he said the delegates and guests should be accommodated. He pointed out that by doing this, delegates would also be transported to the congress grounds by bus on time and without delays.
According to Mr. Segbefia, security plans have been made for all of the venues that have been disclosed, including the delegates village at the UG and the UCC.Women's, youth, and international conferences "He reassured delegates that.
Additionally, the head of the organizing committee asked delegates to make sure they "scrutinised "the delegates list that had been circulated to give delegates the chance to raise issues, particularly those pertaining to the various contenders, for prompt resolution.
He pleaded with attendees to contribute financially and took use of the opportunity to outline the many avenues by which money will be raised.
Accreditation
He warned media professionals that only accredited media outlets would be allowed within the media zone, so they should make sure they got their relevant accreditation before the activities.
In order to maintain order, he said, arrangements would be made to prevent observers and delegates from the regions from being positioned in the same zones at the venues. He also said that various tags would be used for various purposes.
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