The GNPC Leadership Reviews The Work Being

Along with a group of board members and management, Opoku-Ahweneeh Danquah, CEO of the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC), paid a visit to the company's state-of-the-art operational head office located in Takoradi, Western Region. In light of the visit, O-A Danquah conveyed his pleasure with the facility's current state and underlined its strategic significance to the nation and the company alike. "This office underscores first the commitment of GNPC to improving operations in the Western Region and the pledge made by the President to ensure that the Western Region becomes a major hub of the country's petroleum industry," he said. In keeping with GNPC's goal to grow and become a self-sufficient, profit-making enterprise, the new office will house the GNPC Foundation in addition to acting as a focal point for operations, demonstrating the company's commitment to CSR projects in the community. "Takoradi is an ideal base for our Western Region operations and provides proximity to key petroleum activities while facilitating closer collaboration with stakeholders," stated Board Chairman Hon. Freddie Blay, emphasizing the significance of the office's location. Echoing the sentiment, Dr. Dominic Eduah, Executive Director of the GNPC Foundation, repeatedly emphasized the strategic importance of the new office in furthering the goals of the Foundation. "This facility will serve as a catalyst for our community development initiatives, enabling us to fortify our partnerships and propel enduring effects throughout the region and the nation," the speaker declared. The crew evaluated the construction's progress during the inspection, placing a strong emphasis on timeliness and quality requirements. O-A Danquah complimented the project team on their hard work and expressed the management's satisfaction with the progress made thus far, as well as their assurance that the project will be completed and operationalized quickly. Situated near the Ghana Secondary Technical School (GSTS), the six-story building features a 300-seat auditorium, offices, a basement, and several other auxiliary facilities. It is expected to greatly enhance operational efficiency, promote cooperation, and serve as evidence of GNPC's dedication to excellence in the petroleum industry and community development throughout Ghana. The delegation also looked over regional corporate social investment projects supported by GNPC. Other stories The government suspends the recovery levy and price stabilization program for petroleum products. God knows how much cash you are carrying, so don’t crumple the Cedi notes at the offering. As a stock market deal closes, Trump is expected to receive billions. Real police officers apprehend a fictional police officer who had apprehended a citizen. Death of Waakye: Maame Dokono worries that she could pass away in the same incident