Oti Regional Minister embarks on tour to foster strong ties with Assembly workers

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In a bid to strengthen relationships and promote development, Mr John Kwadwo Gyapong, Oti Regional Minister, has undertaken a familiarization tour of the Region.

The tour aims to foster strong ties with Assembly workers, inspect ongoing development projects, and explore opportunities for growth.

During the tour, the Minister interacted with Assembly workers, listening to their concerns and ideas for improving the region’s development.

This move is seen as a significant step towards building a collaborative and inclusive approach to governance.

The Minister’s tour also focused on inspecting ongoing development projects, including infrastructure, education, and healthcare initiatives.

This hands-on approach demonstrates the Minister’s commitment to ensuring that development projects are on track and meeting the needs of the local community.

The Minister commended the Krachi East Municipality for its exceptional record keeping and work approach, describing it as the best in the region.

In addition, he pledged to invite other districts to learn from their experiences.

He emphasized his commitment to open-door communication, encouraging stakeholders to engage with him freely.

However, he also issued a stern warning, stating that any unauthorized absence exceeding three consecutive days would be met with severe consequences.

This proactive approach is expected to yield positive results, improving the lives of citizens, and driving economic progress.

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