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Foreign Ministry workers yet to move to Jubilee HouseBy gnaThu, 05 Nov 2009 | Print | E-Mail | PDF | Graphics Version General News Accra, Nov. 5, GNA - Staff of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration are yet to move to the Golden Jubilee House, Mr. Abraham Tetteh, an official of the National Security, told Ghana News Agency (GNA) in Accra on Thursday. He said at the time GNA visited the Jubilee House around noon on Thursday, the Minister and various heads of the ministry had come to the Jubilee House, held a meeting and left. A huge fire last month gutted the 10-storeyed building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Accra and government on Wednesday asked the Ministry to operate from the Administrative and the General Service Wings of the Presidential Palace until their permanent office is constructed. The Chinese government is to construct a new office complex for the Foreign Ministry at the repossessed land at the airport where the former International Students Hostel was located. The project is expected to take about two years. GNA |
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