NCC Explores Partnership with Ghana’s NCA to Boost Regional Telecom Industry
Oru Leonard
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), recently paid a benchmarking visit to the National Communications Authority (NCA) of Ghana. This strategic move aims to foster a new partnership for regional regulatory growth and development in the telecoms sector.
Key Highlights:
– Strengthening Bilateral Relations*: The visit seeks to enhance regulatory collaboration between the two nations and promoting cooperation and knowledge sharing through the communication regulatory bodies
The NCC and NCA aim to drive growth and development in the telecoms sector, exploring opportunities for technical cooperation.
The visit provides a platform for both regulatory bodies to share best practices, expertise, and experiences in managing the telecoms industry.
The NCC delegation, led by Mr. Maigana Gidado Ahmed, was received by Edmund Fianko, the acting director general of NCA Ghana. The visit underscores the commitment of both regulatory bodies to strengthen their partnership and drive regional growth in the telecoms sector.
The visit will likely lead to the adoption of best practices and improved regulatory frameworks, enhancing the overall efficiency of the telecoms industry in both countries.
Cover Photo Caption, L-R: Executive Vice Chairman/ Chief Executive Officer, Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Dr. Aminu Maida and Ag. Director General, National Communications Authority (NCA), Ghana, Edmund Fianko, during a benchmarking visit of the NCC to the NCA in Ghana recently.
