In a move that aligns with President John Dramani Mahama’s vision for a 24-hour economy, the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) and the Youth Employment Agency (YEA) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to recruit 5,000 Fire Service Assistants.
This collaboration between the GNFS and YEA will not only provide much-needed job opportunities for young people, but also strengthen the country’s firefighting capabilities. The new module will allow for the recruitment of Fire Service Assistants who will work alongside professional firefighters to protect lives and property.
With the increasing demand for emergency response services in Ghana, the recruitment of these 5,000 Fire Assistants will help ensure that the GNFS is adequately staffed to respond to emergencies efficiently and effectively. This initiative will not only benefit the individuals who are recruited, but also the communities they serve.
President John Dramani Mahama’s emphasis on the 24-hour economy highlights the importance of having essential services available around the clock. By recruiting 5,000 Fire Assistants through this partnership between the GNFS and YEA, the government is taking proactive steps to strengthen emergency response services and support the country’s economic growth.
As we look towards a future where Ghana’s economy is vibrant and resilient, initiatives like the recruitment of Fire Service Assistants through the GNFS-YEA pact are essential for building a strong foundation for sustainable development. This collaboration serves as a shining example of how government institutions can work together to create opportunities for young people and improve public safety.
Overall, the recruitment of 5,000 Fire Assistants through this partnership is a significant step towards ensuring that Ghana’s firefighting capabilities are equipped to handle the demands of a 24-hour economy. This initiative not only demonstrates the government’s commitment to supporting youth employment, but also underscores the importance of investing in essential services that benefit all
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