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The annual Civil Service Policy Fair and Exhibition Week commenced on Monday, 21st July 2025 to Thursday, 24th July 2025. The programme, under the theme: “Adapting to Automation, Artificial Intelligence and E-Governance: The Civil Service in Contemporary Ghana”, saw various Ministries, and Agencies — each display key outcomes and strategic initiatives.

The policy fair served as a platform to project government efforts to improve lives and foster inclusive development.

Two key agencies under the Ministry of Roads and Highways; Ghana Highway Authority (GHA), and the Department of Feeder Roads (DFR), showcased models of road projects, designs and videos which highlighted the Ministry ’s mandate and major achievements.

Patrons being taken through a 3D design of the Rehabilitation and Upgrading of Kasoa – Winneba Road

The Ghana Highway Authority showcased a model of the Volivo bridge, 3D designs of the Rehabilitation and Upgrading of Kasoa – Winneba Road (30.0km) and the Accra-Tema Motorway Expansion project (27.7km) and as well videos of ongoing and completed road projects.

Patrons admiring a model of the Volivo bridge

The Authority also had the privilege of a visit from the Chief Executive, Mallam Issah Ishak, who passed through the exhibition center to interact with staff and patrons.

Mallam Issah Ishak in a warm handshake with members of staff at the Policy Fair

Patrons, who visited the GHA stand, engaged in discussions about Ghana's Truck Road network, raised Road Safety issues and provided valuable feedback for the Authority.

The 4-day policy fair, which took place at the Accra Sports Stadium, featured other activities which included a cooking and dance competition and interministerial football matches.

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