Minister for Roads and Highways, Governs Kwame Agbodza, hosted a delegation from the World Bank, led by Division Director Robert Taliercio O’Brien, on Monday, February 24, to discuss ongoing and prospective road infrastructure projects supported by the institution.

The meeting, held at the Ministry’s headquarters, focused on strengthening partnerships to tackle Ghana’s road infrastructure challenges and exploring opportunities for future collaboration.

In a statement shared on the Ministry’s official Facebook page on Tuesday, Mr. Agbodza expressed appreciation for the World Bank’s ongoing contributions to Ghana’s road development efforts.

“We appreciate the World Bank’s commitment to transforming our roads. Additional funding and technical expertise will help us fast-track vital projects that are essential for national and regional development,” he stated.

He also underscored the need for increased financial support and technical assistance to expedite the completion of critical infrastructure that will drive economic growth and improve connectivity across the country.

The discussions further highlighted the pivotal role of road infrastructure in fostering economic advancement and enhancing regional integration.

The World Bank delegation reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Ghana’s development priorities, with a particular focus on improving the transport sector.

“We remain dedicated to prioritising road infrastructure and will work closely with the Ministry to ensure the successful implementation of funded projects,” the delegation assured.

Both parties concluded the meeting with a renewed commitment to strengthen collaboration and streamline project execution to ensure maximum impact.

The Ministry of Roads and Highways is expected to continue working with the World Bank to secure additional resources for key infrastructure developments across the country.