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NPA CEO monitors 24-hour economy pilot at Tema petroleum depots

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Mr Tameklo, accompanied by key stakeholders including the Lead for Energy at the 24 Hour Authority, Roland Azuguvu; Director for the 24 Hour Programme at the Ghana Police Service, ACP Benjamin Ania; Tema Regional Police Commander, DCOP Asiedu; and representatives from the National Security Council Secretariat and the Ghana Revenue Authority’s Customs Division, engaged operators and staff of the facilities on the implementation of the initiative., has undertaken a night monitoring exercise at selected petroleum depots in Tema to assess the progress of the pilot phase of the 24-Hour Economy Programme in the downstream petroleum sector.
It is also designed to evaluate facility readiness in areas such as infrastructure, workforce capacity, security, and regulatory compliance, while generating data on employment, revenue, demand, and service delivery to guide the broader implementation of the 24-hour economy policy.
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