Ursula Owusu-Ekuful, Ghana's Minister of Communications and Digitalisation, received the coveted Order of the Volta Officer Award for her remarkable achievements to Ghana's communication and digitalisation sectors at a historic ceremony commemorating excellence in public service. This accolade demonstrates her dedication to improving the country's communication infrastructure and fostering digital accessibility for all Ghanaians.

The ceremony, which was attended by notable figures from government and the business world, emphasized Ursula's role in pioneering projects that have dramatically impacted Ghana's digital landscape. Through her leadership, she has spearheaded various projects aimed at increasing internet access and enhancing technological capabilities across the country, ensuring that Ghana stays up with global advances in digital technology.

Owusu-Ekuful's vision has not only liberated individuals and businesses, but it has also paved the way for healthy digital ecosystems that promote innovation and economic progress. Her strategic policies have encouraged the integration of digital services into everyday life, transforming technology into a driver of development in a variety of areas like as education, health, and finance.

As she accepted the prize, Ursula Owusu-Ekuful expressed her thanks and reaffirmed her commitment to furthering Ghana's digitization agenda. She promoted public and private sector partnership to capitalize on the opportunities that technology provides, demonstrating her opinion that a digitally enabled population is critical to the nation's success. The award she got reflects her relentless efforts and commitment for a brighter, more technologically advanced future for Ghana.