The Minister for the Interior, Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, has inaugurated the Governing Council of the Ghana Immigration Service in Accra, marking a significant milestone in the Service’s efforts to strengthen its institutional capacity and enhance its role in national security and development. The Minister highlighted the critical role the Council plays in providing policy guidance, ensuring accountability, and supporting the Service in implementing its Strategic Plan.
The Strategic Plan focuses on strengthening institutional capacity, enhancing border security, promoting legal and orderly migration, and improving service delivery. The Minister urged the Council members to work closely with the Comptroller-General and his management team to position the Ghana Immigration Service as a responsive and proactive institution.
The Chairman of the Council, Rev. Stephen Wengam, expressed commitment to collaborating with all stakeholders to achieve the Service’s objectives and called for support to enable the Council deliver on its mandate. The Council is expected to work in line with the Government’s vision to ensure the Ghana Immigration Service effectively carries out its duties.
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