he Minister for Energy and Green Transition, Dr John Abdulai Jinapor, has engaged the IMANI Centre for Policy and Education in discussions on government policies and the future direction of Ghana’s energy sector.
The strategic policy dialogue focused on progress made so far, policies introduced by the government and its plans for the power, petroleum and renewable energy sectors.
Dr Jinapor described the engagement as frank and constructive, highlighting the importance of dialogue with policy institutions in assessing government interventions and identifying areas for improvement.
He said sustained engagement with stakeholders was necessary to strengthen accountability, improve policy formulation and ensure that decisions in the energy sector deliver meaningful results.
The Minister stressed that building a resilient, efficient and sustainable energy sector remained a key priority, adding that constructive discussions of this nature could help refine policies and support the country’s long-term energy objectives.
