Speaking at his historic launch at the National Stadium on Friday, he said his government plans to protect human dignity and the rights of all persons. Boko said they will strengthen and consolidate the transformative agenda to achieve an inclusive society with high economic growth that is inclusive and ensures sustainable development and peace for all, to seek to improve the lives of all citizens.

“The driving force for transformation will be in terms of improving the legislative and policy environment that governs all aspects of life, including, among other things, the formulation and implementation of projects and programs that have a high impact on people’s social conditions and opportunities for success, and this will also be the case in Botswana.” It also increases the ease of doing business. “This government will be proactive in removing bottlenecks, bureaucratic hurdles and unnecessarily restrictive regulations that make doing business a mountain to climb,” he said. Boko said their transformative agenda will focus on rebuilding institutions for the effective, efficient, transparent and accountable delivery of public services. He said that they are committed to the structural organization of the economy through diversification, with the aim of playing a critical role in the global economy, especially in increasing sustainability and competitiveness.

Boko also said the government promised to strengthen democratic ideals, governance and security. “It is time to review our Constitution and determine where it needs to be improved, strengthened or even overhauled. “This is our kairos moment as a nation,” he said. “We don’t dare play with him. We don’t dare to be timid with him. We dare not waste it. We don’t dare miss it. This is a sacred responsibility that we must treat with the utmost solemnity and solemnity. “We will learn from international standards, best practices and see what works for us and apply it here.” The former Gaborone Bonnington North legislator said his government would strive for an inclusive economy built on social democracy, human rights, meritocracy, accountability and innovation. “We will lead an agile government guided by a dynamic private sector and State Owned Enterprises (SOEs) in strategic sectors of the economy to ensure sustainable development and a rapid transition to a green economy. “We aim to diversify the economy and grow it to above 10% of annual GDP, an economy that produces quality goods and services, creates jobs and distributes wealth fairly to all citizens,” he said.

Boko said that to bring dignity to people, his government will ensure equitable distribution and efficient use of land, provision of decent housing, sustainable environmental management, transition to green economy and reduction of carbon-based production systems that negatively impact and accelerate the environment. global warming. He also said that they will provide training that will prepare students for the business and business world and make them players in the global economic arena. “Our training will focus on technical and vocational skills and aim to train versatile human resources. Productivity training is the rhythm and drumbeat to which our feet march. I hope to be the Pied Piper who leads this charge and this march; “Not to the brink of apocalypse, but to the brink of a prosperous future,” he said.

He also said that they will ensure a responsive, supportive and robust healthcare system for all citizens, regardless of their social status and status. Stating that they will prioritize health and the health of the nation in general, he stated that health is a fundamental, non-negotiable human right that must be relentlessly pursued and supported. The President said that they will both seek new friends and allies, and deepen and strengthen our existing international relations and participation in the global market. “We will thus establish a sound foreign policy in our quest to promote international peace, justice, democracy and good government,” he said. Boko said he believes this country has great things waiting for it. “As I scan your faces today, I believe that our nation has been reborn and will march forward and upward with pride, unity and solidarity. “Today there is only Botswana and Batswana mo fatsheng leno la rona le eleng mphô ya Modimo le boswa ja bo rraetsho,” he said.