Bartels meets the Press

Accra, July 15, GNA – The Minister of Private Sector Development, Mr. Kwamena Bartels on Tuesday said the aim of the ministry is to effectively consult with the private sector to ensure that government and all stakeholders derive maximum benefits from the sector. Addressing Journalists at the Meet-The-Press series in Accra, Mr. Bartels said an advisory board on private sector development has been set up.

“It consists of representatives of the private sector and experts from the industry who work together with an inter-ministerial committee also made up of ministries, departments and agencies whose activities impact on the private sector.”

He said government recognizes the importance of public private partnership, saying this was a sure means of developing a potent and highly responsive economy.

He said government has financial, technical and managerial constraints in providing services at the pace required. The public partnership approach is the only way out, he added.

Source: GhanaWeb

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