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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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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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 Scheme, which was currently at its consultative process, would provide competitive remuneration packages and clear career progression path, considering constraints and requirements in the civil and public services.