Accra: Deputy Minister-Designate for Communications, Digital Technology, and Innovation, Mr. Mohammed Adams Sukparu, has pledged his commitment to advancing Ghana's Artificial Intelligence (AI) agenda. Appearing before Parliament's Appointments Committee, Mr. Sukparu affirmed his support for the country's existing AI strategy and promised to help strengthen it.According to Ghana News Agency, Mr. Sukparu expressed his intention to collaborate with his minister to enhance the current AI strategy, aiming to position Ghana as a leading AI hub in Africa. His comments reflect the increasing recognition of AI's potential to drive digital transformation and innovation within the country and the broader region.President John Dramani Mahama, in line with Articles 78(1) and 79(1) of the 1992 Constitution, appointed four deputy ministers for parliamentary approval. The nominees include Madam Dorcas Affo-Toffey as Deputy Minister-designate for Transport, Mr. James Gyakye Quayson as Deputy Minister-designate for Foreig n Affairs, Mr. Mohammed Adams Sukparu for Communication, Digital Technology, and Innovations, and Dr. Grace Ayensu-Danquah for Health.President Mahama formally submitted the nominations to Parliament through the Speaker, Mr. Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, and the Speaker subsequently referred the nominations to Parliament's Appointment Committee for vetting and reporting.The vetting outcome will determine whether the nominees are approved to assume their roles, forming part of the government's strategy to strengthen governance and improve service delivery in key sectors. Mr. Felix Kwaykye Ofosu, Minister in charge of Government Communications, stated that this is the last batch of deputy ministers nominated by the President.The vetting process will assess the nominees' qualifications, experience, and vision for their respective ministries, as stated in a memorandum issued by the Media Relations Department of Parliament and copied to the Ghana News Agency in Accra. President Mahama emphasized that these appointments are crucial to building a responsive and efficient government capable of delivering on key development priorities.
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