The Ministry of Roads and Highways is set to deepen its collaboration with the World Bank to enhance Ghana’s road infrastructure, following a high-level meeting between Minister Governs Kwame Agbodza and a World Bank delegation led by Division Director Robert Taliercio O’Brien on Monday, 24th February.
The discussions centered on assessing the progress of ongoing road projects funded by the World Bank and identifying new areas of partnership to address the country’s infrastructure challenges. Minister Agbodza highlighted the critical need for increased investment and technical support to accelerate the completion of key road projects that will drive economic growth and improve regional connectivity.
“We are grateful for the World Bank’s unwavering support in our efforts to modernize Ghana’s road network. With additional funding and expertise, we can fast-track essential projects that will have a lasting impact on national development,” Agbodza stated in a statement shared on the Ministry’s official Facebook page.
The World Bank delegation reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Ghana’s transport sector, emphasizing the importance of well-maintained roads in fostering economic progress.
“As a development partner, we recognize the vital role of road infrastructure in economic growth and regional integration. We remain dedicated to working closely with the Ministry to ensure the successful implementation of funded projects,” the delegation assured.
Both parties agreed to strengthen collaboration and streamline project execution to maximize the benefits of road investments. The Ministry of Roads and Highways will continue engaging with the World Bank to secure additional support for strategic infrastructure initiatives across the country.
