Members of Parliament will move into their offices at the refurbished Job 600 office complex today.
The completion of the $63 million structure had been postponed several times due to financial constraints.
Job 600 was constructed to serve as the venue for the 1965 meeting of the Organisation of African Unity, now the African Union, but the re-engineering of the structure was made to turn it into offices for MPs.
Speaking to Citi News ahead of the move, the Deputy Director of Public Affairs of the Parliament of Ghana, Kate Addo, assured that the structure “is ready for occupation on Tuesday.”
“Members of the leadership had a meeting on the movement, so hopefully on Tuesday when they come they will just move straight into the building and start work.”
Kate Addo added that MPs who double as ministers of state will not have offices in the new building.
This, she said, is because “the idea is that these are people who already have offices in the ministries so when they come to Parliament they end up going to their offices.”
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