Fuad Mahamed speaking

How to restart an inclusive economy in Bristol post-COVID-19: A report by Fuad Mahamed

Fuad Mahamed, CEO of ACH, writes about the acute and pressing need for an inclusive economic recovery post-COVID-19, one that will leave no one behind.

This intervention follows the recent inequalities faced by BAME communities as a result of COVID-19, as well as the vital and integral contribution these communities have made to fighting the virus, both within the NHS and in further vital key worker roles. 

Fuad sets out a blueprint about what is needed to ensure BAME businesses are not left behind in economic recovery plans, but are placed at the centre of an inclusive and resilient economic recovery.

'This is no longer just about rhetorical inclusivity but about inclusivity which drives growth, creates jobs and integrates our city, communities and society better.'
 

Read the full report here:

 

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