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Raymond Archer confirmed as substantive EOCO Executive Director

Raymond Archer confirmed as substantive EOCO Executive Director

Raymond Archer has been confirmed as the substantive Executive Director of the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO), effective October 27. Before his new role, Mr Archer served as the Executive Secretary of EOCO.

Raymond Archer has been confirmed as the substantive Executive Director of the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO), effective October 27.

The Board Chairman of EOCO confirmed the appointment, stating that Mr Archer officially assumed the substantive role on that date.

The confirmation formalises Mr Archer’s leadership of the state agency responsible for investigating and prosecuting economic and organised crime, including money laundering, human trafficking and other related offences.

In his new capacity, Mr Archer is expected to lead efforts to strengthen the Office’s operations and advance its mandate to combat economic and organised crime while protecting Ghana’s financial and economic interests.

Before his new role, Mr Archer served as the Executive Secretary of EOCO.

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