Alan John Kwadwo Kyeremateng, a prominent figure in Ghanaian
politics, has had a significant impact on the New Patriotic Party (NPP)
and the political landscape of Ghana.
Kyeremateng was a key strategist for the NPP since it was established in
1992. He is a founding member of the New Patriotic Party and has held
important positions within the party, both in opposition and in
government.
He was a member of the NPP National Executive Committee from 1992
to 2001, and served on the Economic Management Team and Finance
Committee of the party.
Additionally, he played a significant role as Chair of the Young Executive
Forum (YEF), a youth advocacy and lobby group within the party, from
1992 to 2001.
During this time, he represented the values and aspirations of the new
generation of party leaders.
In this book, we thoroughly explore Kyeremateng’s political journey
within the NPP, including his rise to prominence, contributions to the
party’s ideology, and notable achievements as a leader. Through
extensive research and interviews with key figures, we aim to provide a
comprehensive and unbiased account of Kyeremateng’s political life.
The book highlights Kyeremateng’s unwavering dedication to serving his
party and country, from his early days as a student leader to his
involvement in shaping NPP policies and serving in various government
positions. We also shed light on his role in promoting economic growth
and development through trade policies during his tenure as Minister for
Trade under President Kufuor’s administration.
Beyond simply chronicling events, this book delves into the motivations
behind Kyeremateng’s actions and decisions throughout his political
career. By examining both his successes and challenges within the party,
we aim to present a balanced portrayal of one of Ghana’s most
influential politicians.
Through this book, readers will gain insight not only into Kyeremateng’s
personal story but also into the inner workings of the NPP and its
evolution over time. His journey serves as an inspiration for aspiring
politicians and offers valuable lessons for leaders navigating Ghanaian
politics.