He noted that while remittances have long supported families, strategic investments in key sectors could accelerate growth and foster innovation across the country.
“The diaspora holds immense financial strength, skills, and connections,” Imam Ceesay said. “If harnessed effectively, these can help build a stronger, more resilient economy that benefits citizens both at home and abroad.”
He highlighted opportunities in agriculture, tourism, energy, and small businesses, sectors he believes could serve as engines of sustainable development. By investing in these areas, Gambians abroad can contribute not only to economic growth but also to the strengthening of institutions that safeguard national progress.
Imam Ceesay’s call resonates with a broader vision: a Gambia where diaspora engagement goes beyond remittances, shaping a future defined by innovation, resilience, and shared prosperity.
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