GREENVILLE, Sinoe County — The Sinoe County Administration on Friday, August 7, 2026, convened the Second County Development Steering Committee (CDSC) Engagement Meeting at the Administrative Building Conference Hall, reaffirming its commitment to inclusive governance and coordinated development planning.
The high-level engagement brought together county authorities, heads of line ministries and government agencies, development partners, and representatives of concession companies to review ongoing development initiatives, assess prevailing challenges, and strengthen collaboration in advancing the county’s development priorities.
Among those in attendance were County Administrator Myers K. Padma Sr., County Development Officer Frederick K. Call Jr., and other key stakeholders responsible for implementing and supporting development programs across the county.
The meeting provided a strategic platform for participants to exchange perspectives on critical development issues, identify gaps in service delivery, and formulate practical, evidence-based recommendations for consideration by the National Government.
Discussions also emphasized the importance of enhanced inter-agency coordination, stakeholder engagement, and accountability in achieving sustainable socio-economic development.
County authorities underscored the significance of the County Development Steering Committee as a vital mechanism for promoting effective planning, fostering partnerships, and ensuring that the priorities and aspirations of the people of Sinoe are reflected in national development policies and interventions.
The engagement concluded with a renewed commitment from stakeholders to work collaboratively in addressing the county’s development challenges and accelerating progress toward inclusive and sustainable growth.
