A statement issued by e-Crime Bureau, copied to the Ghana News Agency, said the National Communications Awards was dedicated to celebrating excellence in communication and digitalisation in Ghana annually.
It said it had over the past six years provided a platform to recognize the exceptional contributions of organisations, teams, innovation and professionals who have played pivotal roles in the country’s development through effective information, communication and technology.
The statement said this year’s event was well attended by members of the diplomatic corps, government officials, representatives from reputable public and corporate institutions, leaders in the political space, business leaders and professionals that had played significant roles over the past year to impact their organisations in the field of corporate communications, marketing, branding, innovation, information technology and cybersecurity.
It said this year’s ceremony on the theme: “Celebrating Excellence and Technology in Innovation” sought to underscore the importance of communication in advancing technology and fostering growth in various sectors.
The statement said in the year under review, e-Crime Bureau pursued a significant number of cybersecurity initiatives, partnerships/collaborations and provided expert consultancy services for clients in the deployment of cybersecurity infrastructure, solutions, training programmes, cyber threat intelligence and processing very complex digital forensics investigation engagements.
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