The Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies (COMAC), led by Board Chairman, Mr Gabriel Kumi, paid a courtesy visit to the Right to Information (RTI) Commission last Thursday, April 17, 2025.
The visit aimed at fostering transparency and accountability in Ghana’s downstream petroleum sector.
With him were Dr Riverson Oppong (Industry Coordinator/CEO), Samuel Wristberg and Adjoa Baah, Esq.
The engagement was held with Genevieve Shirley Lartey, Esq., the Executive Secretary of the RTI Commission, Nana Kwame Duah (RTI Board member), and Stephen Owusu, Esq.
Discussions centered on improving access to accurate and timely industry information from regulators, promoting open governance and transparency in downstream operations and establishing joint capacity-building initiatives on RTI compliance.
The meeting also explored developing secure and lawful frameworks for data sharing between COMAC, regulators and the public in line with the Right to Information Act, 2019 (Act 989).
The engagement reaffirmed COMAC’s commitment to promoting transparency and information accessibility within the petroleum downstream sector.
“We appreciate the meaningful dialogue and shared vision with the RTI Commission, and we look forward to building a collaborative path that strengthens transparency, empowers citizens and supports a business-friendly environment in the petroleum downstream industry,” COMAC said.
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