President John Mahama has confirmed that the last group of deputy ministers will be appointed in the coming days, finalizing his ministerial team as pledged.

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At a swearing-in ceremony for newly approved ministers at the Jubilee House on Friday, February 7, 2025, he emphasized that 13 deputy ministers had already been nominated earlier in the week after consultations with relevant sector ministers.

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These nominees are now awaiting approval from Parliament.

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He called on lawmakers to fast-track the vetting process so the deputies can assume their roles promptly and assist their ministers in implementing government policies.

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“In the coming days, I will nominate the last four deputy ministers, bringing the total number of ministers to 60, as I assured the people of Ghana,” he stated.

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The President assured Ghanaians that he is focused on running a smart and effective government. He explained that cutting down the number of ministers is important, but what really matters is having the right plans, fresh ideas, and dedicated efforts to get things done efficiently.

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“An efficient government will not build itself. It requires intentional effort and dedication. I, therefore, expect nothing but the very best from all of you,” he told the newly sworn-in ministers.

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