Ghana’s PPP agenda bound to fail if... - Head of Public Service
Head of Civil Service Nana Agyekum Dwamena says the success of Ghana’s Public Private Partnership agenda can only be achieved if Ghanaian civil servants working within both public and private sector exhibit a high sense of professionalism and patriotism through the implementation of the PPP concept. “They should exhibit high sense of professionalism and patriotism that is the only way this country can move forward,” he said. “They should be the people who will make the difference, who will bring about change. The people who will ensure that the nation as a whole gets the best benefit from this PPP intervention,” Nana Agyekum Dwamena added. According to the Head of the Civil Service, “The policies are there, well-articulated, the approval process are well streamlined but it is the people who will make a lot of difference” if Ghana’s PPP agenda must flourish. He disclosed this in an interview with journalists at the side-line of the launch of the first basic Pub