The Right to Information Commission recently made a courtesy call on the Central Regional Minister, Hon. Marigold Assan, and the Regional Coordinating Director, Mr. Kingsley Agyei Boahene, as part of their activities leading up to a public lecture on the Right to Information law in Cape Coast.

The RTI Commission, headed by its Board Chairman, Justice (Rtd) K. A. Ofori-Atta, and Executive Secretary, Yaw Sarpong Boateng Esq., along with other board members and management, visited the Regional Coordinating Council to officially inform and invite the Regional Minister to the public lecture.

The visit was regarded as a significant step in promoting transparency and accountability in the Central Region of Ghana. The Right to Information law grants citizens access to public information, thereby enabling them to hold government officials accountable. The public lecture aims to educate the public and enhance their understanding of their rights under this legislation.

On behalf of the Regional Minister, Mr. Kingsley Agyei , warmly received the Commission and expressed their appreciation for the invitation. He acknowledged the importance of the Right to Information law in empowering citizens and ensuring good governance. He also emphasized the Minister’s commitment to supporting initiatives that promote accountability and transparency in the region.

The Executive Secretary of the Commission, Yaw Sarpong Boateng in his remarks highlighted the key objectives of the public lecture and explained the role of the Right to Information Commission in enforcing the law.

The Regional Coordinating Director, Mr. Kingsley Agyei Boahene, commended the Commission for their efforts and assured them of the Regional Coordinating Council’s support for the public lecture. He stressed the importance of creating awareness about the Right to Information law and encouraged active participation from the public.