The National Commission for Civic Education recently visited the 66 Artillery Regiment. The meeting took place at the regiment's base in Ho.
This visit was part of the NCCE's plan to work more closely with key partners. These partners are important to how Ghana is governed.
The Commanding Officer of the 66 Artillery Regiment received officials from the NCCE. Both sides discussed ways to work together better.
The NCCE wants to make sure citizens understand their rights and responsibilities. Working with the military helps spread this message.
Strengthening partnerships like this is important for national development. It ensures all parts of society work towards common goals.
The NCCE plans to continue engaging with various institutions. This helps build a strong civic foundation across the country.
No specific outcomes were immediately announced following the meeting.