Robert Lartey will lead Ghana Gas' transformation with experience - James Agbey

The newly-appointed Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana National Gas Company (GNGC), Ing. Robert Lartey, is ready to bring his wealth of experience to spearhead the transformation of the country’s premier gas infrastructure.

With over two decades of expertise in the oil and gas industry, Ing. Lartey is seen as a strong asset to the company's operations and Ghana's broader energy landscape.

In light of his appointment, some concerns have been raised in the media regarding his suitability for the position.

However, prominent members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) have come out in support of the new CEO, emphasizing his commitment to the party's vision and the nation's development.

James Agbey, a well-known NDC operative, has rallied for solidarity around Ing. Lartey, stressing the importance of unity to achieve the party's agenda of resetting Ghana’s economy.

He described Ing. Lartey as a consummate professional whose contributions to the NDC and the energy sector have been significant over the years.

“Ing. Robert Lartey has consistently demonstrated his dedication to the growth of the energy sector and the development of our country. His professional competence is beyond doubt, and he has always defended the core values of the NDC in various capacities,” Mr. Agbey stated.

He further noted that the party's focus should remain on supporting President John Dramani Mahama’s vision of resetting the economy after years of economic challenges.

“We must not allow parochial interests to distract us from the task at hand. The resetting agenda is crucial, and Ing. Lartey has the expertise and dedication to make it a reality,” he urged.

Lartey's appointment is seen as part of a broader strategic plan to optimize Ghana's gas resources and contribute to the nation's industrial growth.

Stakeholders within the energy sector have also expressed optimism about his leadership, citing his extensive experience and innovative mindset as key qualities needed to position Ghana Gas as a critical driver of energy security and economic transformation.