Mrs Adjare made this known when she paid a working visit to the paragliding venue and other tourist sites, including the canopy walkway, to ascertain the extent of preparedness for the Easter celebrations.
According to the Minister, she had collaborated with the Ghana Police Service, the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS), the National Ambulance Service and the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) to ensure security of participants at the festival.
She called on all and sundry to participate in the event as it is going to be fun-packed.
"It is going to be fun fun, so whether you can paraglide, whether you can do upscaling...there's something for everybody," she added.
RELATED: Anti-terror Police deployed to Kwahu
Meanwhile, Police have deployed anti-terrorist squad to Kwahu in the Eastern region during the Easter celebration to maintain peace and order following recent terror attacks in neighbouring countries.
The Director of Public Affairs for the Ghana Police Service, Superintendent Cephas Arthur said adequate security measures have been put in place to ensure an incident-free Easter. He further called on the public to be extra vigilant in order to make the work of the police easier.
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