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Report by Edward FRIMPONG
The Minister for Information, Honourable Fatimatu Abubakar has reiterated government’s commitment to creating an enabling environment for state-owned enterprises to thrive.
She made the remark at the launch of the Kumasi office of the Ghana Publishing Company Limited (GPCL) in Kumasi last Wednesday.
The Minister attributed the success of the GPCL to planning and effective policy implementation inspired by the broader economic policies of the Nana Addo-led administration
“This achievement demonstrates that with the right leadership and governance, our state institutions can thrive and contribute significantly to national development”, the minister emphasized.
Hon.Abubakar added that the transformation made by GPCL is inspired by the prudent and efficient management of the Nana Addo-led administration and commended management for its foresight and innovation.
She pointed out that the establishment of the Kumasi office is to decentralize the provision of essential services and bring it closer to the people within the region at their convenience.
She was optimistic GPCL will have regional establishment across all the 16 regions.
“Our goal is to see GPCL re-establish its presence in every region, providing essential information services to all Ghanaians and reclaiming its position as a national leader in publishing and information dissemination”, she admonished.
She commended the management of GPCL and assured of the Ministry’s commitment to support and collaborate with GPCL to enhance its capacity to provide efficient and effective services to the citizenry.
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