MTN Group CEO and President Ralph Mupita has paid a day's functioning visit to Ghana to connect a few critical partners of the business and repeat MTN's obligation to assist with developing the media communications industry in Ghana.
The Group CEO and his group of leaders paid civility approaches the Bank of Ghana, Ghana Revenue Authority, Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Communications and Digitalization to connect and talk about issues of common premium.
During the visit to the Bank of Ghana Mr. Mupita communicated his appreciation to the Central Bank for the help given to the business throughout the long term. In his comments the Governor of The Bank Dr. Ernest Addison saluted MTN for the work done in the versatile monetary administrations area and demonstrated the BOG will depend on the business to support advancement and Financial Inclusion. Dr Addison was joined by the second Deputy Governor Mrs Elsie Addo Awadzi.
Ralph Mupita and his designation then, at that point, approached the Commissioner General of the Ghana Revenue Authority Rev. Amishaddai Owusu-Amoah and his appointees where he complimented Ghana for empowering feature development last year.
In his commitment with the Ministry for Finance and the Ministry of Communications and digitalization, Ralph repeated MTN Group's obligation to the Ghana market and the organization's nonstop help to the Government of Ghana in accomplishing its advanced plan.
This is the third visit of the Group CEO to Ghana since he expected office. The Group CEO is being joined by the Vice President for WECA Ebenezer Asante, CEO of MTN Ghana Selorm Adadevoh, CEO of Mobile Money Ltd Eli Hini, Chief Corporate Services Officer Sam Koranteng and Chief Finance Officer Antoinette Kwofie.
The visit to Ghana is important for Ralph's obligation to developing MTN's business in the different business sectors by reliably captivating neighborhood specialists to comprehend their assumptions and to encourage friendly working relationship. Ralph's next stop is Nigeria where he will likewise draw in key partners.
By Dauda Mohammed/remedynewshub.com