Accra, Ghana – The Ministry of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations hosted a productive meeting with Kofi Ocloo, Vice President of Heritors Labs, and his team, alongside consultants from the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), to discuss the Ghana Innovation and Startup Bill.
This crucial initiative aims to foster innovation and support startups across the nation.
The meeting marked a significant step forward in promoting entrepreneurship and innovation in Ghana.
During the meeting, Mr. Ocloo presented evidence reports that provided valuable insights into the current landscape of innovation in Ghana. These reports will serve as a foundation for the ongoing development of the bill.
The Ministry agreed that the bill would undergo a structured three-step review process, gathering feedback from committee, zonal, and national levels. This ensures input from essential stakeholders before the final draft is submitted to Parliament.
Honorable Samuel Nartey George (MP), Minister for Ministry of Communications Digital Technology and Innovation, expressed enthusiasm for collaborating with Heritors Labs and the consultants to finalize the bill.
The goal is to activate this process by May 2025, ensuring the bill is presented to Parliament before the upcoming recess.
Key Highlights of the Ghana Innovation Agency and Startups Bill;
- Fostering Innovation : The bill aims to promote innovation and support startups across Ghana.
- Three-Step Review Process : The bill will undergo a structured review process, gathering feedback from committee, zonal, and national levels.
- Stakeholder Validation : The Ministry will ensure input from essential stakeholders before the final draft is submitted to Parliament.
- Timeline : The goal is to activate the review process by May 2025, ensuring the bill is presented to Parliament before the upcoming recess.
Source:Mybrytfmonline.com/Kwabena Nyarko Abronoma