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Ashanti Region to get second Passport Application Centre by 2027 – Ablakwa

The establishment of the additional centre is expected to improve service delivery in the Ashanti Region by bringing passport application services closer to residents and easing congestion at the existing facility.
The new facility, located at Ashanti Mampong, is intended to ease pressure on the existing centre, which has been strained by the region’s large population and growing demand for passport services.
He said work on the new centre had progressed, expressing optimism that its establishment would reduce the burden on the existing facility and improve access to passport services.
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