The Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection, Dr Agnes Naa Momo Lartey, has convened a management meeting to review ongoing programmes and formally present the Ministry’s newly appointed Chief Director, Dr Marian Kpakpah.
The session brought together directors and heads of departments, units, and agencies under the Ministry, each providing updates on mandates, achievements, and current initiatives. The meeting offered a comprehensive overview of interventions designed to strengthen social protection nationwide.

In her remarks, Dr Lartey praised management for their dedication to supporting vulnerable groups and urged them to sustain their commitment to the Ministry’s objectives. She emphasized the need for innovation, teamwork, and stronger coordination, describing these as essential to achieving meaningful impact.

The Minister further noted that the Ministry’s agenda aligns with President John Dramani Mahama’s broader development vision, stressing that effective collaboration will be key to delivering results.
Formally introducing Dr Kpakpah, Dr Lartey expressed confidence in her leadership and ability to steer the Ministry’s strategic direction. She encouraged management to extend full cooperation to the new Chief Director in pursuit of shared goals.

Responding to the welcome, Dr Kpakpah pledged to work closely with all stakeholders to strengthen efficiency and outcomes. She highlighted transparency, teamwork, and a results‑oriented approach as priorities, particularly in enhancing the Ministry’s impact on vulnerable populations.
The meeting signaled a renewed focus on leadership and institutional coordination, underscoring the Ministry’s commitment to advancing social protection programmes across Ghana.

