Presidency Nominates 13 Deputy Ministers to Strengthen Governance

Presidency Nominates 13 Deputy Ministers to Strengthen Governance

Accra, February 5, 2025 – In a move to enhance governance and service delivery, the Presidency has announced the nomination of 13 deputy ministers to serve in various ministries across the country.

The nominees, drawn from diverse professional backgrounds, are expected to support their respective ministers in implementing government policies and programs. Their roles will be crucial in fostering national development and addressing key issues affecting citizens.

According to a statement from the Presidency, the selection process was merit-based, prioritizing individuals with proven track records in both public service and the private sector.

“The Deputy Ministers will play a pivotal role in ensuring that government policies are effectively implemented to improve the lives of Ghanaians,” a presidential representative stated.

The nominees are set to appear before the Parliamentary Appointments Committee for vetting and approval in the coming weeks. Their appointment is part of the government’s broader strategy to strengthen governance structures and enhance public administration.

The nominations have sparked keen interest among citizens and political analysts, with many expressing optimism that the new appointees will bring fresh perspectives and effective solutions to the nation’s challenges.