Bawumia Chaired Ghana-EU Political Dialogue Meeting

In the area of digitization, he noted how the programmes by Government such as digitization of the process in acquiring passports, driver’s license, business registration, DVLA, NHIS renewal, courts through the e-justice system, among others are helping to curb the canker of corruption.

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Additionally, other anti-corruption agencies such as EOCO, CHRAJ, and the Auditor General’s Department have seen their budgetary allocations increased to enable them to carry out their mandate effectively; of course, not forgetting the significant role played by the Special Prosecutor in the corruption fight.

Dr. Bawumia further assured the EU that Government is committed to ensuring that the 2020 Presidential and Parliamentary elections will be conducted in a free, conducive and fair atmosphere in order to build on the gains the country has achieved over the years in its democratic dispensation.