Ghana Chamber of Mines donates US$400,000 to GAF to support redevelopment of Burma Camp
The Ghana Chamber of Mines has donated US$400,000 towards the ongoing redevelopment of Burma Camp to support the provision of decent accommodation for personnel of the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF). The donation was made by the Chief Executive Officer of the Chamber, Dr Ing Kenneth Ashigbey during a courtesy visit to the Chief of the […]
The Ghana Chamber of Mines has contributed US$400,000 towards the reconstruction of Burma Camp to improve accommodation for personnel of the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF). This generous donation was made by the Chamber's CEO, Dr Ing Kenneth Ashigbey, during a visit to the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), Lieutenant General William Agyapong.
Ashigbey expressed the Chamber's desire to strengthen its partnership with the GAF, especially in promoting the welfare of military personnel. He emphasized the importance of security for national development and praised the GAF for its professionalism and commitment to safeguarding the country. Ashigbey pledged the Chamber's continued support for initiatives that bolster security institutions and national development.
He also suggested naming the accommodation block after the Chamber as a testament to their partnership. CDS Agyapong thanked the Chamber for the significant donation, which will address the accommodation challenges faced by GAF personnel. He highlighted the redevelopment project's goal of providing modern, comfortable housing to improve living conditions and boost morale.
The CDS encouraged other businesses, stakeholders, and well-intentioned Ghanaians to join the Chamber in supporting the redevelopment initiative, urging collective efforts to enhance accommodations for military personnel and their families.
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