The Ghana Independent Broadcasters Association (GIBA) has extended its congratulations to Samuel Nartey George, Member of Parliament for Ningo-Prampram, on his appointment as Minister of Communication, Digital Technology, and Innovations by President John Dramani Mahama. This strategic appointment marks a significant step towards advancing Ghana’s digital and technological landscape.
Samuel Nartey George, a prominent leader within the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and an influential parliamentary figure since 2016, brings a wealth of expertise to the newly restructured ministry. His experience in the Communications Directorate at the Presidency and his service on the Parliamentary Select Committee on Communications equip him with a deep understanding of the sector’s legislative and executive dimensions.
GIBA emphasized the critical importance of the Ministry’s focus on digital infrastructure, policy development, broadcasting, cybersecurity, and digital inclusion. The association expressed confidence in Mr. George’s ability to lead initiatives that will drive Ghana’s technological growth and economic development.
The broadcasters’ association also highlighted Mr. George’s alignment with their goals of maintaining an independent broadcasting sector and ensuring equitable access to digital technologies. GIBA anticipates strong collaboration with the new minister to foster a vibrant media landscape that upholds ethical standards and promotes digital inclusion.
GIBA commended President Mahama for his strategic leadership in appointing experienced individuals to key ministerial positions, reflecting a commitment to addressing Ghana’s developmental challenges. The association looks forward to the positive transformations that Mr. George’s leadership will bring to the communication and digital technology sectors.
As Mr. George takes on this pivotal role, GIBA wishes him success in his efforts to enhance Ghana’s digital future and strengthen the nation’s position as a leader in technological innovation.
