Vice President Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang has reiterated government’s resolve to position sports and recreation as a major pillar of Ghana’s development agenda.
She described the sector as essential to economic expansion, social unity, and the overall wellbeing of citizens.
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The Vice President made these remarks during a working visit to the Ministry of Sports and Recreation.
A statement from the Ministry’s PR and Communication Unit said Prof. Opoku-Agyemang received briefings on “current initiatives and progress within the ministry, reaffirming her commitment to fostering a thriving sports ecosystem in the country.”
She also applauded Sports and Recreation Minister Kofi Adams for his stewardship of the ministry.
According to her, his performance reflected “excellent leadership over the past year,” adding that “service to humanity remains the core calling of public servants.”
The statement further indicated that the Vice President “emphasized the importance of a proactive approach to addressing the needs of Ghanaians.”
She pledged her support to the ministry, “particularly in ensuring the timely release of logistics and resources to facilitate the ministry’s work.”
The visit was described as a morale booster for the sector, reinforcing government’s determination to “develop a robust sports sector, with leaders working collaboratively to ensure Ghana’s sporting talents are nurtured and celebrated on the global stage.”
