It was attended by leaders of Regional Youth Wing, members of the Regional Working Committee, Constituency Youth Organizers and their Deputies as well representatives of Tertiary Education Institutions Network (TEIN).

The meeting was to look at the successes, challenges and prospects of the Regional Youth, Wing while the Constituency Youth Organizers gave updates on the success stories, including, comparative analysis between the 2016 and 2020 election results, logistics and resource allocation, challenges facing the Wing and the prospects as well as the way forward.

In a communique released at the end of the retreat signed by Mr George Dadzie Junior, the Western Regional Youth Organizer and copied to the GNA, the Youth Wing reaffirmed its unflinching support to the social democratic agenda of the NDC as the viable ideological orientation to resolving the myriad of problems that have bedvilled the country.

It said the party's performance in the Western Region was satisfactory, winning eight parliamentary seats in 2020 from four (4) seats, a feat which could not have been achieved without the significant role of the Wing.

Participants also expressed confidence in the work of the eight Members of Parliament from the Region and urged them to continue to defend the interest of the masses in parliament.

The communique said the Youth Wing had resolved to work extra hard in conjunction with all stakeholders to increase its parliamentary strength from eight to 14 in the 2024 general elections and would ensure that the parliamentary seats of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) were reduced to three out of the seventeen in the Region.

“The Youth Wing believes that it was the engine to the success of the party in the forthcoming elections,” the communique said, and called for attention to be paid to the youth by all stakeholders and resources provided to the grassroot of the party to enable them to deliver a resounding victory in the 2024 general elections, the communique pointed out.

On the issue of the forthcoming elections of branch executives, it emphasized the need to elect competent people to man the activities of the polling stations across the country and appealed to the youth of the party to get themselves ready for leadership roles at all levels of the party.

“As a basic unit of the party, the NDC should resolve to make the branches ready to deliver emphatic mandate to the party in 2024 general elections”, it stated.