The Chairman of the Constitution Review Committee, H. Kwasi Prempeh, has assured President John Mahama and the nation of the committee’s unwavering commitment to executing its mandate with diligence and integrity.
Speaking at the swearing-in ceremony, Prempeh expressed gratitude to the president for entrusting the committee with the critical task of reviewing and proposing amendments to Ghana’s Constitution.
Prempeh noted that the early establishment of the committee, just weeks into President Mahama’s administration, underscores the government’s commitment to constitutional reform as a key pillar in strengthening governance.
He emphasized that the committee members recognize the weight of their responsibility and are determined to deliver recommendations that will serve the best interests of the Ghanaian people.
“We will approach our task with the seriousness and dedication it deserves, ensuring that our recommendations contribute to the progress and development of our nation,” Prempeh stated.
He further pledged that the committee would work diligently over the next six months to produce a comprehensive report that outlines suitable constitutional reforms.
Their goal, he stressed, is to enhance Ghana’s democratic structures and governance systems in alignment with national aspirations.
The Constitution Review Committee is expected to engage various stakeholders, including legal experts, civil society organizations, and the general public, to gather insights that will shape its recommendations.
The review process forms part of President Mahama’s broader agenda to refine governance and strengthen the country’s democratic institutions.
As the committee embarks on its mission, all eyes will be on its findings and the potential impact of the proposed amendments on Ghana’s constitutional framework.
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