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General News on Friday, May 31, 2019
Source: dailyguidenetwork.com
2019-05-31
President of the European Commission, Jean Mensa
The Electoral Commission (EC) has announced that it will hold consultations with stakeholders to enhance the transparency of its work.
Consultation participants include clergy, imams, traditional leaders, civil society organizations and past presidents, among others.
The novelty in the history of the commission is entitled: "High Level Consultations of Stakeholders by the Electoral Commission".
Jean Mensa, President of the EC, said in a press release that "it seeks to know directly the concerns and problems of the main stakeholders with regard to the commission and its activities. In addition, the commitments will provide the Electoral Commission with an opportunity to inform stakeholders of its current activities and prospects for the future. "
"The program is intended to demystify the operations of the EC, among others, and bring it closer to the citizens," he added.
The management of the EC, led by Jean Mensa, has already met a number of press companies, including DAILY GUIDE, the graphic communication group and the Ghana Association of Journalists (GJA).
"Ultimately, it is hoped that at the end of these consultations, the commission will not only open its doors and operations, but will also benefit immensely from the ideas and experience of stakeholders", according to the press release.
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