Jean-Medard Madama, MD of Tullow Ghana( holding the microphone)
Tullow Ghana has reaffirmed its commitment to long-term value creation, local participation, and environmental responsibility following a high-level engagement with members of Ghana’s Parliamentary Select Committee on Energy last week.
The strategic meeting, held to strengthen ties and explore avenues for collaboration, was led by Jean-Medard Madama, Managing Director of Tullow Ghana.
It offered both parties an opportunity to exchange perspectives on key industry issues and align on shared priorities for Ghana’s energy future.
During the discussions, Tullow presented its vision for the country, with a focus on maximizing the potential of the Jubilee and TEN oil fields, which remain critical assets in Ghana’s upstream sector. The company also reiterated its unwavering commitment to local content development, community empowerment, and environmental sustainability as core pillars of its operations.
“We believe in the power of partnership and open dialogue in shaping a thriving energy sector,” said Mr. Madama. “This engagement with the Parliamentary Select Committee deepens our shared understanding and strengthens our collaboration with policymakers.”
The meeting was chaired by Hon. Emmanuel Kwesi Bedzrah, who, along with other members of the Committee, expressed appreciation for Tullow’s transparency and ongoing contributions to Ghana’s energy ecosystem.“We are encouraged by the goodwill and commitment to collaboration shown by Hon. Bedzrah and members of the Committee,” the company said in a statement.
This engagement marks another step in fostering productive government-industry relations and aligns with Tullow’s broader strategy of being a trusted partner in Ghana’s energy development.
