The first phase, which is dubbed the Southern Loop with an extension to Tamale, is currently on trial.
The Deputy Minister of Communication, Mr Frederick Opare-Ansah, who made this known in Accra, said the completion of the first phase would pave the way for ICT programmes to be undertaken nationwide and thereby bridge the digital divide between the rural and urban areas.
This means that registration of businesses in Ghana would be fast-tracked and streamlined within a maximum of five days, compared with the 14 days stipulated by the World Bank.
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Mr Samuel Owusu-Agyei, Public Sector Reforms Minister, under whose ministry the e-governance is being spearheaded, said yesterday a proposal to set up a bilateral working group to work on the blue print for the pilot phase had been agreed upon by both countries.
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The Public Sector Reforms Minister, Mr Samuel Owusu-Agyei, , under whose ministry the e-governance is being spearheaded, has observed that, a proposal to set up a bilateral working group to work on the blue print for the pilot phase had been agreed upon by both countries.
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The scheme of service is to attract IT professionals into the civil and public services and also devise means to keep such professionals within the mainstream of government's development agenda.
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