The Minister for the Interior, Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, has inspected the ongoing construction of the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) Regional Headquarters in Takoradi as part of efforts to monitor infrastructure development within the Service.
The facility is one of eight regional headquarters being constructed across the country and is expected to be completed in 2027.
The inspection formed part of the Minister's working visit to the Western Region, during which he assessed progress on the project.
Mr Muntaka expressed satisfaction with the progress of work and commended efforts towards ensuring the facility's completion within the scheduled timeframe.
He also inspected an accommodation facility for officers of the Service, which is awaiting commissioning.
The two projects are intended to enhance the operational capacity of the Ghana Immigration Service while improving the working and residential conditions of its personnel.
The development forms part of broader efforts to provide the Service with infrastructure to support its operations and personnel across the country.



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