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Civil Service must reset to meet governance demands – Aggrey-Darkoh

“It calls for a conscious, deliberate effort to reassess our systems, strengthen our institutions, embrace innovation and adapt new approaches,” he said Dr Aggrey-Darkoh underscored the role of civil servants in governance, saying the Service provided the expertise and institutional continuity required to support political leadership.
He said this at a public lecture in Accra to mark this year’s Civil Service Week, on the theme: “The Resetting Agenda for Sustainable Development: The Civil Service’s Responsibilities.
Dr Evans Aggrey-Darkoh, Head of the Civil Service, said the Service must strengthen its institutions, embrace innovation and adopt new approaches to address emerging national challenges and improve service delivery.
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