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Foreign Affairs Ministry procures 20 pickups to improve passport services
Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa announced the initiative during a working to the Ashanti Regional Passport Application Centre in Kumasi, where he assessed logistical challenges affecting operations.
The , his first to the Ashanti Regional Passport Application Centre since assuming office, was intended to provide first-hand information about the operational challenges facing staff, including the condition of vehicles, furniture and other equipment.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has procured 20 pickup vehicles for Passport Application Centres across Ghana to improve staff mobility and strengthen the delivery of passport services.
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