Madam Sarah Amoakoa, Municipal Chief Executive for Asante Akim North, has toured the Aduroso Waterfall and affirming the municipal Assembly’s commitment to developing the site as a vibrant tourism destination.
The visit forms part of a broader effort by her outfit to highlight the municipality’s untapped economic resources and to keep residents and partners informed about ongoing development initiatives.
Accompanied by senior officials and local leaders, the MCE inspected existing infrastructure, walked the access paths and discussed potential improvements with community members and tourism stakeholders.
She outlined a series of measures aimed at enhancing the waterfall’s appeal, including better signage, improved safety facilities, eco‑friendly visitor amenities and promotional campaigns to attract both domestic and international tourists.
She indicated that the Aduroso Waterfall is a natural asset that can drive economic growth and create jobs for the people.
Madam Amoakoa stated that the Assembly will work with private investors and development partners to upgrade the site while preserving its natural beauty.
She noted that by promoting sustainable tourism at Aduroso, the assembly aims to generate revenue, support local businesses and foster community pride.
The MCE disclosed that her agenda also includes transparent reporting of economic activities in the area, ensuring that stakeholders have accurate information to make informed decisions and to explore partnership opportunities that will enhance the municipality’s economic viability.
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