GUIDE: Security and Seating arrangement for Mahama’s inauguration on Jan. 7

The planning committee for John Dramani Mahama’s inauguration as President of Ghana, which will take place on Tuesday, January 7, 2024, has provided a full guide and seating arrangements for the program. Here is a full Guide: Event Layout and Security: The Black Star Square will be divided into three designated zones: Traffic and Parking […] The post GUIDE: Security and Seating arrangement for Mahama’s inauguration on Jan. 7 appeared first on MyNewsGh.

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GUIDE: Security and Seating arrangement for Mahama’s inauguration on Jan. 7

The planning committee for John Dramani Mahama’s inauguration as President of Ghana, which will take place on Tuesday, January 7, 2024, has provided a full guide and seating arrangements for the program.

Here is a full Guide:

Event Layout and Security:

The Black Star Square will be divided into three designated zones:

  • Zone 1: Parliamentary Sitting Area – This area will be restricted to invited guests, and access will only be granted upon presentation of an invitation card.
  • Zone 2: Public Stands – Open to the public, with strict security and safety measures in place. Large LED screens will be set up to provide better visibility of the event for attendees.
  • Zone 3: Media Area – A designated space for accredited journalists, equipped with necessary facilities to support media coverage.

Traffic and Parking Arrangements:

To ensure smooth movement during the event, several roads in Accra will be temporarily closed. Motorists are advised to take note of the following changes:

  • Road Closures: 28th February Road, Osu Cemetery Traffic Light, Castle Road, and Starlet 91 Road will be closed.
  • Diverted Routes: Traffic will be diverted to alternative routes including Salem Avenue, Oxford Street, and Liberia Road.
  • Car Parks: Designated car parks will be available at the back of the Independence Arch, the Forecourt of the State House, and the Access Bank Car Park.

International Participation:

The inauguration will be attended by ten heads of state, two vice presidents, one speaker of parliament, two former presidents, and numerous heads of international organizations.

Media Accreditation:

Over 700 media accreditation applications have been submitted. Accredited journalists will have access to designated areas, and a clean feed will be provided for all TV stations and channels to ensure centralized TV production.

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