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The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has been recognised as the Key Government Agency that Upholds National Standards, in acknowledgement of its consistent commitment to safety, regulatory compliance, and consumer protection within Ghana’s petroleum downstream sector.
The award was presented at the 14th AGI Ghana Industry and Quality Awards, which took place on Saturday at the Accra International Conference Centre.
The ceremony celebrated organisations and individuals who have demonstrated exceptional performance in promoting quality and industrial standards in Ghana.

This year’s edition of the awards was organised under the theme: “Creating a Conducive Business Environment and Quality Standards for Industrial Competitiveness in a 24-Hour Economy.”
The theme underscored the critical role that adherence to standards plays in boosting industrial productivity and ensuring consumer confidence.

The NPA was lauded for its robust regulatory frameworks and initiatives aimed at ensuring that petroleum products in the country meet safety and quality standards.
Through its oversight functions, the Authority has helped to protect consumers and maintain integrity within the petroleum sector.
Receiving the award, NPA officials reiterated their commitment to upholding national standards and enhancing the operational efficiency of Ghana’s petroleum industry.
They also encouraged stakeholders across the sector to prioritise quality and compliance as a shared responsibility for sustainable industrial growth.
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