Speaking at the inaugural session, the Minister described his presentation as a "comprehensive update" on recent accomplishments, focusing on national security, public service delivery, and legislative reforms.
Improved National Security
One of the significant achievements highlighted was the drastic reduction in curfew-imposed areas across the country. Minister Muntaka attributed this progress to effective stakeholder engagement and sustained peacebuilding efforts.
“We have successfully reduced the number of curfew-affected areas from 11 to 5. This reflects our commitment to dialogue, community engagement, and peacebuilding,” he said.
Legislative Reforms for Inclusivity
The Minister also emphasized the Ministry's role in championing legislative changes aimed at fostering inclusivity and reinforcing Ghana’s national identity. He cited amendments to the Public Holidays Act as a notable success.
“We led efforts to amend the Public Holidays Act, restoring July 1st as a national holiday and adding an additional day for Eid-ul-Fitr. These changes promote inclusiveness and preserve our national heritage,” Muntaka explained.
Embracing Digital Transformation
Further demonstrating the Ministry’s commitment to modernization, the Minister announced the launch of a digital transformation initiative aimed at improving service delivery.
“We have begun digitizing 16 core functions of the Ministry, including permits and license applications. This initiative is designed to improve transparency, reduce delays, and make our services more accessible to the public,” he revealed.
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