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President John Dramani Mahama met with Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) at Jubilee House on Monday, March 30, as part of ongoing efforts to enhance governance and implement institutional reforms.
Discussions focused on key issues, including accountability, anti-corruption measures, improving public sector efficiency, and promoting citizen participation in national development.
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