The Right to Information Commission has met with leaders from the Narcotics Control Commission. They discussed ways to work together to promote transparency. Both groups want to make government operations more open and accountable.
The Board Chair of the RTI Commission, James Asante, led the delegation. They visited the Director-General of NACOC, Maxwell Obuba Mantey. The meeting focused on strengthening their collaboration.
This partnership is expected to help improve democratic governance in Ghana. By working together, the commissions aim to ensure public trust and oversight.
The RTI Commission's purpose is to ensure citizens can access information from public institutions. NACOC is responsible for controlling narcotic drugs in the country.
Officials from both bodies expressed their commitment to these goals. They believe shared efforts will yield better results.
Further details on specific joint activities are expected to be announced soon. The collaboration is a positive step towards a more accountable government.