The Constitution Review Committee (CRC) has held high-level discussions with some of Ghana's most distinguished statesmen and legal minds as part of its ongoing review of the 1992 Constitution.

The engagements form part of the committee's comprehensive effort to gather expert input on potential constitutional reforms.

The CRC has consulted both living former presidents, including:

Key figures from Ghana's legislative and judicial branches have also participated:

The committee engaged directly with framers of the current constitution:

Prominent scholars and practitioners have added their voices:

The CRC has indicated that additional consultations are planned with other eminent persons in the coming weeks.

Committee Chairman Prof. Henry Kwasi Prempeh stressed that these engagements provide invaluable historical context and expert analysis for the review process.

"The wisdom of these distinguished citizens who have shaped our constitutional journey is crucial as we consider reforms for the future," Prof. Prempeh stated. "Their experiences offer lessons we cannot afford to ignore."

The committee continues to welcome input from all Ghanaians through its ongoing public engagements and written submissions at [email protected].

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