Parliament Begins Vetting of Nominated Deputy Ministers Today

Accra, Ghana – The Parliament of Ghana commenced the vetting of four nominated Deputy Ministers today, Friday, July 25, 2025, at 10:00 AM. The nominees are set to be scrutinized by the Appointments Committee of Parliament before their potential approval to serve in various ministerial portfolios.

The four individuals undergoing vetting are:

 * Hon. Dorcas Affo-Toffey, nominated for Deputy Minister for Transport.

 * Hon. James Gyakye Quayson, nominated for Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs.

 * Hon. Mohammed Adam Sukparu, nominated for Deputy Minister for Communication, Digital Technology & Innovation.

 * Hon. Grace Ayensu-Danquah, nominated for Deputy Minister for Health.

The vetting process is a crucial parliamentary procedure that allows Members of Parliament to assess the suitability, qualifications, and integrity of presidential nominees for public office. Each nominee is expected to answer questions pertaining to their experience, vision for their respective sectors, and any other matters relevant to their appointment.

The outcomes of these vetting sessions will determine whether the nominees receive parliamentary approval, allowing them to officially assume their roles as Deputy Ministers and contribute to the government's agenda. The public will be keenly watching the proceedings as these individuals present themselves for the important task ahead.