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| H.E Prof. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang, VP of Ghana |
The newly structured team brings together diverse expertise across administration, economics, and social policy. Leading the appointments is Alex Percival Segbefia as Chief of Staff to the Vice President, who will work alongside Mrs. Alberta Graham, appointed as Head of Administration, to ensure efficient operations within the office.
In a notable emphasis on academic excellence and policy expertise, the appointments include multiple distinguished professionals. Professor Theresah Ennin joins as Presidential Staffer & Special Aide to the Vice President, while the economic policy division is reinforced with both Professor Sharif Mahmud Khalid and Dr. Hamza Zakaria serving as Economic Policy Advisers.
The financial sector receives dedicated attention with Ms. Mansa Amoa Awuah's appointment as Policy Adviser for Finance, while Dr. Miriam Rahinatu Iddrisu will oversee social sector policies. Dr. Samuel Ofosu Ampofo brings political expertise as Policy Adviser for Political Affairs.
Communication and administrative support are secured through Ms. Daniella Mavis Mathias as Secretary to the Vice President and Maame Ama Pratt as Press Secretary, ensuring effective internal and external communication channels.
The appointments align with Ghana's "Resetting Ghana" agenda, indicating a strategic focus on comprehensive national development. This restructuring of the Vice President's office suggests a renewed commitment to efficient governance and policy implementation.
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| Presidency Communications: Appointments to the Office of the Vice President |
Felix Kwakye Ofosu, Acting Spokesperson to the President, confirmed these appointments through an official statement from the Presidency Communications office, underlining the administration's commitment to strengthening institutional capacity at the highest levels of government.
These appointments mark a significant step in Ghana's governmental organization, bringing together experienced professionals to support the nation's executive leadership in pursuing its development objectives.
These appointments mark a significant step in Ghana's governmental organization, bringing together experienced professionals to support the nation's executive leadership in pursuing its development objectives.
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