We will ensure Civil Service serves public interest – Vice President
Vice President Prof. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang has reaffirmed government’s commitment to reforming the public sector to ensure that state institutions effectively serve the interests of Ghanaians. She said the government was implementing measures to strengthen public institutions and improve the quality and efficiency of services delivered to citizens. The Vice President made the remarks at […]
Vice President Prof. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang has emphasized the government's dedication to revamping the civil service in Ghana to ensure it effectively serves the public interest. Speaking at the 2026 Civil Service Week and 2025 Awards Week celebration, she highlighted measures being taken to enhance the quality and efficiency of services provided by state institutions.
Prof. Opoku-Agyemang stated that the reforms were aimed at creating stronger institutions capable of meeting the needs and expectations of citizens. She called upon civil servants to remain committed to professionalism and prioritize the public interest in their work. The Vice President also stressed that the success of government policies would largely depend on the commitment and efficiency of those implementing them, urging civil servants to uphold values of integrity, accountability, and dedication.
Dr Evans Aggrey-Darkoh, Head of the Civil Service, echoed these sentiments, urging civil servants to adapt their approach to better support the government's Resetting Agenda for Sustainable Development in Ghana. He emphasized that the agenda's success would hinge on the quality, efficiency, and impact of the work delivered by public servants, and called for embracing reforms and adopting more effective methods of service delivery.
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