Edward Bawa Appointed Acting CEO of Ghana National Petroleum Corporation

Edward Bawa has officially assumed the role of Acting Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC), marking a new chapter for the country’s energy sector.

Bawa, who previously served as the lawmaker for Bongo, was appointed to lead the corporation, which plays a pivotal role in managing and overseeing the country’s petroleum resources.

In his first statement following the appointment, Bawa expressed his gratitude for the trust placed in him and outlined his vision for the future of GNPC.

“I am deeply honored to lead this important institution,” he said. “Our mission is to sustainably explore, develop, and manage Ghana’s petroleum resources for the benefit of all Ghanaians.

We will continue to uphold the values of professionalism, innovation, and environmental stewardship.”

Bawa’s leadership will focus on positioning GNPC as a global leader in the oil and gas industry.

He emphasized the need for stronger partnerships and investments in the sector, which will help expand the country’s resource base and enhance exploration and production efforts.

“By working together, we can create new opportunities for value addition across the petroleum value chain,” Bawa stated.

His strategy also includes aligning GNPC’s goals with the evolving global energy landscape, prioritizing initiatives that embrace modern technology and attract top-tier talent.

Bawa is committed to ensuring that the corporation not only meets current energy demands but also contributes to a sustainable, inclusive energy future for Ghana.

Bawa’s leadership vision is centered around collaboration, excellence, and growth.

By fostering innovation and strengthening partnerships, he believes that GNPC will enhance energy security, drive economic prosperity, and support national development.

With Bawa at the helm, the future of Ghana’s petroleum industry looks bright, as GNPC strives to unlock the full potential of the nation’s natural resources for the benefit of all.