​The Ministry has officially bid farewell to the outgoing batch of National Service Personnel (NSP), celebrating a year marked by dedicated service, institutional growth and impactful contributions to public administration. The farewell gathering brought together Directors, Unit Supervisors and staff to reflect on the cohort’s tenure and send them forth into the professional world.

​Addressing the personnel, the Human Resource Director, Madam Comfort Kyeremeh on behalf of the Minister and management extended its warmest appreciation to the cohort for their selfless patriotism and vital support to the Ministry’s statutory mandate.

She commended the personnel for their work ethic, punctuality and swift adaptation to public sector culture. She advised service personnel that the transition from academia into a fast-paced government institution requires resilience and precision traits.

​Speaking on behalf of the personnel, the NSP President, Perpetua Okoe shared heartfelt reflections on their one-year assignment, highlighting their work experience from day one to taking ownership of critical operational assignments. Ms Okoe acknowledged the patience of Directors, Supervisors and Administrative officers who provided daily guidance across various Directorates from research and policy support to protocol, public relations and administrative logistics.

​In their fraternal messages, Directors and Supervisors of various Directorates offered practical career advice to the outgoing personnel to prepare them as they enter the job market. Encouraging personnel to continuously upskill in digital technologies, analytical problem-solving and strategic communication. Management expressed confidence that the outgoing personnel will distinguish themselves in all aspect of life.

​The ceremony concluded with the presentation of certificates of merit and medals honouring their exceptional service.