The Steering Committee on the 2026 Central Expo@ 5 has reviewed its mandate and execution of event that took place in Cape Coast.
The review focused on discharge of various sub committees’ mandates, successes and challenges.
Welcoming and expressing appreciation for a task-on deliveries by committees entrusted,the Regional Co-ordinating Director (RCD), Mr Simon Asare called on all subcommittees to consider feedbacks from the event paramount since they contribute to strategizing a better preparation.
Mr Asare noted that the post event was not a ground to pat-on-backs, but rather a wake up call to explore the various feedbacks from stakeholders and re-strategize, especially from exhibitors who he added are an integral component of the mandate of the Central Expo at large.
The RCD further called on members to be specific on timelines in order to ensure success and gag unforeseen circumstances that hinder progress and the core mandate and purpose of the Central Expo.
The Expo Coordinator, Mr Daniel Agyare asked various Subcommittee members to ensure accountability by producing post event reports to aid documentation and re-strategizing for future successful events. He also noted that sponsorships were not forthcoming due to delays in approaching entities. He therefore urged various sub committees to endeavor to identify shortcomings and proactively address them on time.
All subcommittees chairmen/chairpersons briefed the house on their mandates, targets achieved, and way forward.