The Executive Council of the Institute of Public Relations (IPR) Ghana recently visited President John Dramani Mahama at the Flagstaff House in Accra. During the meeting, President Mahama, a Fellow of the Institute, expressed his firm belief in the power of communication to foster national development. He emphasized that effective communication can drive progress and bring the country together.

The IPR Ghana Executive Council, led by its President, Esther Amba Numaba Cobbah, pledged to support the government’s communication initiatives. They discussed various strategies to improve public relations practices and promote transparency in governance. Additionally, the council highlighted how public relations professionals can bridge the gap between the government and citizens, ensuring accurate and timely information reaches the public.

This meeting underscored the strong collaboration between IPR Ghana and the government. Both parties agreed to work together to strengthen communication channels. They also committed to promoting ethical communication standards that encourage openness and accountability in governance.

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In addition, the IPR Ghana Executive Council and President Mahama both expressed their commitment to advancing the practice of public relations in Ghana. They recognized the crucial role of public relations in national development and the welfare of the nation’s citizens.