MTN Ghana Holds 2024 Ethics And Fraud Awareness Forum

MTN Ghana has organised a forum for vendors, suppliers, and business partners at MTN House in Accra, focusing on ethics and fraud prevention. 

The event emphasised MTN's Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices, data privacy and protection, anti-bribery and corruption, and the importance of ethical business practices.

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Stephen Blewett, stressed MTN's commitment to integrity and zero tolerance for unethical practices. He highlighted the importance of mutual responsibility, transparency, and ethical business conduct. Adwoa Wiafe introduced participants to MTN's ESG initiatives, emphasizing sustainable business practices and social responsibility.

Abdallah Ibrahim discussed employment standards and best practices in managing professionals, while Ronald Darkwah emphasized the importance of maintaining data privacy and protection standards. Linda Asamoah stressed the importance of regular fraud identification and prevention training, and Emelia Asiedu Attoh urged participants to pursue ethical business practices.

The forum, themed "Building Trust: Integrity in Vendor Relationships and Responsible Business Practices," aimed to sensitize vendors, suppliers, and business partners on ethics, anti-fraud, Code of Conduct, and best practices. Over 60 participants attended the 6th edition of the event.

MTN Ghana is the market leader in mobile telecommunications, offering subscribers a range of exciting options under Pay As You Go, Pay Monthly, and Mobile Financial Services. Part of the MTN Group, our vision is to lead the delivery of a bold new digital world to our customers.

We believe everyone deserves the benefits of a modern connected life. Scancom PLC is listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange. Our strategy is Ambition 2025: Leading digital solutions for Africa's progress.