Cement prices in Ghana have decreased by approximately 20 percent. President John Mahama said this drop is due to improved economic stability. He also noted efforts made between the government and industry leaders. The President made these remarks today. He was speaking at an event in Tema. The event marked the commissioning of a new Calcined Clay plant. This plant is reported to be the world's largest of its kind. President Mahama highlighted that the cement industry has been a focus of government policy. He stated that such policies have helped stabilize prices. This situation is seen as beneficial for the construction sector.