The National Commission for Civic Education paid a visit to the 66 Artillery Regiment in Ho. The meeting was between the NCCE and the Commanding Officer.
This visit was part of the NCCE's work to build stronger working relationships. They want to engage more with key groups that help run the country.
The NCCE believes working closely with institutions like the military is vital. It helps in promoting civic responsibility and understanding among all citizens.
Such collaborations aim to ensure that government institutions and security agencies understand their roles. They also learn about the rights and responsibilities of the public.
The exchange focused on how the NCCE can better reach soldiers and their families. It also explored ways the regiment can support civic education programs.
This engagement is part of a larger initiative by the NCCE. They are working to make sure everyone in Ghana is aware of their civic duties and the nation's governance structures.
The meeting highlighted the importance of such partnerships. They contribute to a more informed and engaged citizenry.