The Upper East Regional Minister has engaged residents of the Tempane District as part of his Accountability to the People Tour, aimed at updating citizens on government policies, programmes and development initiatives while providing an opportunity for public engagement.
The event brought together the Regional Minister, a representative of the Member of Parliament, the District Chief Executive (DCE),traditional authorities, Assembly Members, representatives of political parties, civil servants, students and community members.
In his address, the Regional Minister highlighted key government flagship projects and programmes designed to improve the living conditions of citizens and promote development across the region.
The District Chief Executive (DCE) also presented an overview of development projects implemented in the Tempane District, as well as planned interventions aimed at addressing the needs and priorities of the people.
An open forum was held to allow community members and other stakeholders to share their concerns, ask questions and make suggestions on issues affecting their communities. The engagement provided an opportunity for citizens to interact directly with government representatives and contribute to discussions on the district’s development.
The Accountability Tour reaffirmed the importance of transparency, public participation and accountability in ensuring that development initiatives respond to the needs and aspirations of the people of Tempane District.
