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Introduction The Ministry of Communications was created in July 2003 by an Executive Instrument No. 6. It has along history dating back to 1958, when it was known as the Ministry of Communications and Works. In the 1970s it was merged with transport to become Ministry of Transport & Communications. In March 1997 a new Ministry was created out of the former Ministry of Informatiom and the Communications Division of the erstwhile, Ministry of Transport and Communications.This change did not last long as it reverts to its former name of Ministry of Transport and Communications in January 2001 and later Ministry of Communications and Technology. The Ministry has since been renamed Ministry of Communications in Executive Instrument No. E.I.6 dated 4th July, 2003... read more...
Message from the MinisterIt is with much pleasure that I welcome you to the official website of the Ministry of Communications. The site is an integral part of tools and facilities that the Ministry is putting at the disposal of our stakeholders and the global community to facilitate collaboration, strong partnership, and efficient delivery of information and services. read more... |
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The Minister for communications, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu has inaugurated a nine member Board of Directors to steer the daily affairs of the Kofi Annan Center for Excellence (KACE). Addressing the board at the inaugural ceremony, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu urged the Board of Directors to ensure that they fashion out strategic policies and programmes in order to meet up with the dynamic trends in the ICT sector.
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The Minister for Communications, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu on 10th November 2009, held bi-lateral talks with the Brazilian Ambassador to Ghana, H.E. Lula Fernando Serva. The Brazilian ambassador, whose country is among the 46 Member States out of 190 members who serve on International Telecommunications Union (ITU) council, commended Hon. Haruna Iddrisu for his able chairmanship during the just ended Council meeting held in Geneva, Switzerland from the 20th -30th October 2009.
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The International Telecommunications Union (ITU) governing body, council that comprises of 46 Member States out of 190 members ended its annual 64th session on 30/10/09. The Council during session reviewed and approved ITU’s biennial budget for 2010 – 2011 and focused on issues related to the development of a dynamic telecommunications industry with the objective of responding to current demands.
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The Minister of Communications, Dr. Benjamin Aggrey Ntim and his Deputy, Hon. Frederick Opare Ansah have expressed great satisfaction at the commitment and efficiency of service by staff of the Ministry and its agencies.
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On 12 November 2008 Ghana was unanimously elected at the 63rd session of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) Governing Council, Geneva, as Vice Chair. The 63rd session of the Governing Council was preceded by a High Level Segment (HLS) which witnessed an impressive attendance of two Heads of State, 21 ministers and 400 participants.
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· BOARD DIRECTORS FOR KACE INAUGRATED 11/11/09
(Nov 16, 2009)
· BRAZILIAN AMBASSADOR CALLS ON
(Nov 10, 2009)
· PRESS RELEASE: ITU ENDS SESSION WITH GREAT SUCCESS
(Nov 10, 2009)
· MINISTER OF COMMUNICATIONS BIDS FAREWELL TO STAFF
(Jan 09, 2009)
· ITU COUNCIL ELECTS GHANA AS VICE CHAIR
(Nov 25, 2008)
· DIGITAL MIGRATION PILOT PROJECT LAUNCHED
(Nov 06, 2008)
· POSTAL SECTOR COULD BE A REVENUE GENERATING AND EMPLOYMENT INDUSTRY
(Oct 23, 2008)
· ABOKOBI GETS NEW POST OFFICE
(Oct 14, 2008)
· CLIMATE MONITORING NECESSARY KINGPIN FOR GHANA’S DEVELOPMENT
(Oct 13, 2008)
· Dr AGGREY NTIM COMMISSIONS OMATEK FACTORY IN GHANA
(Feb 18, 2008)
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