Underlying designers have suggested the closure of the Accra International Conference Center (AICC) to turn away any possible calamity. 

The Minister-assign for Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, Shirley Ayorkor Botvhwey, whose Ministry has oversight obligation regarding the tasks of the Center, said steps were being brought to shut down the office for fix works. 

The Minister-assign made this known when she showed up before the Parliament's Appointment Committee on Thursday for confirming. 

Ms Ayorkor Botchwey expressed that "Suggestions given by underlying designers demonstrate that the construction is not so good. 

"A visit to the cellar indicated that a ton of the columns holding the structure are feeble. 

"It is situated in a waterlogged zone thus the specialists around then utilized an innovation that stacked rocks at the spot, yet we're finding a way to close it and fix the issue". 

The Accra International Conference Center was built in 1991 to have the tenth Non-Aligned Movement. 

It has since facilitated significant worldwide and nearby gatherings, workshops, conferences and lofty occasions. 

It was the scene the human remaining parts of late previous President Rawlings was laid in state from January 25-26 for public survey, pulling in individuals from varying backgrounds to offer their final appreciation to the public saint who controlled the country for a very long time. 

The Center is situated at Christiansborg territory, Accra, close to the Parliament House, Accra Sports Stadium and Independence Arch. 

It has 6,000 seating limit, with the fundamental assembly room fit for obliging 1,600 representatives. 

There are 3 conference centers with 205 seating limit each and two gathering rooms with 50 seating limit each separately.

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