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The Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr. Frank Amoakohene, has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to collaborating with religious institutions to foster peace, unity, and socio-economic development. This came during a courtesy visit by a delegation from the Anglican Church to his office, where discussions focused on faith, development, and the Church’s role in shaping a better society for the people of the Ashanti Region.
Dr. Amoakohene acknowledged the immense contributions of the Anglican Church in the areas of moral guidance, education, and social welfare, emphasizing that religious institutions remain crucial partners in nation-building. He commended the Church’s efforts in promoting social cohesion, discipline, and community development, which align with the government’s vision for a prosperous Ashanti Region.
“The Anglican Church has been a pillar of moral and social development, and I deeply appreciate their dedication to community service. As a government, we recognize the significant role religious institutions play in fostering peace, unity, and national progress,” Dr. Amoakohene stated.
The meeting explored ways in which the government and the Church could collaborate in key areas such as education, health, and youth empowerment. The Anglican Church reaffirmed its commitment to supporting developmental initiatives and pledged to continue working with government agencies to improve the lives of the people.
Dr. Amoakohene expressed optimism about future engagements and called for stronger partnerships between the government and faith-based organizations to enhance the well-being of residents in the Ashanti Region.
The visit underscores the deep relationship between governance and religious institutions in Ghana, highlighting the shared responsibility of both entities in promoting a just and progressive society.
