The Ministry of Youth and Sports has expressed high praise for the National Ambulance Service for its exceptional contributions during the recently concluded 13th All-African Games.

In a statement, the Ministry commended the National Ambulance Service for its pivotal role in providing emergency response and medical support services, underscoring its dedication to promoting public safety initiatives.

Ken Annan, Head of Public Relations at the Ministry of Sports, emphasized the significant impact of the first aid interventions provided by the National Ambulance Service, highlighting their role in saving lives during the games. He stressed the importance of acknowledging and appreciating their efforts.

Annan stated, “The life-saving interventions by the National Ambulance Service during the games were remarkable, particularly in instances where individuals fainted. The Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) went above and beyond to provide assistance, deserving of commendation.”

PAEMT Daniel Asare, the Greater Regional Administrative Manager for the National Ambulance Service, attributed their success during the tournament to the hard work and dedication of key figures within the organization, including CEO Prof Ahmed Nuhu Zakariah, Deputy Director of Operations Dr. Foster Ansong-Bridgan, and the entire NAS Coordinating team.

The 13th African Games, held in Ghana from 8th to 23rd March 2024, served as a platform to showcase sporting excellence and camaraderie among African nations.