Ghana and Turkey Strengthen Cooperation on Counter-Terrorism and Security
Ghana’s Interior Minister emphasized the need for cooperation with Turkey on counter-terrorism and cyber security during a meeting with the Turkish Ambassador. The discussion included Turkey’s support for Ghana’s security and economic development, as well as initiatives like the Prison Agriculture Project aimed at addressing food shortages in prisons.
The Interior Minister of Ghana, Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, underscored the significance of collaboration between Ghana and Turkey in critical areas such as counter-terrorism, cyber security, and enhancements to security services’ capacity. This statement was made during a courtesy call from the Turkish Ambassador to Ghana, H.E. Hüseyin Güngör, on March 4 at the Minister’s office in Accra.
Minister Mohammed-Mubarak expressed gratitude for Turkey’s support across various sectors, notably in security and economic development. He also brought attention to the Prison Agriculture Project, which aims to tackle the nutritional issues faced by Ghana’s prisons. This initiative marks a proactive approach to ensuring sustainable agricultural practices in addressing food shortages.
Ambassador Güngör reaffirmed Turkey’s dedication to reinforcing its relationship with Ghana, particularly in mutually beneficial areas. The discussions laid groundwork for future collaborations aimed at tackling the pressing challenges within Ghana’s prison system through sustainable initiatives.
In a post on Facebook, Minister Mohammed-Mubarak elaborated on the discussions held during the meeting, noting, “Our meeting provided a valuable opportunity to engage in meaningful dialogue regarding the bilateral relations between our two nations.” He stressed the importance of joint efforts in promoting national stability and sustainable development within their communities.
The meeting between Ghana’s Interior Minister and the Turkish Ambassador signifies a pivotal step in strengthening the diplomatic ties between the two nations. Key discussions focused on collaborative efforts in counter-terrorism and security enhancement, alongside initiatives to improve local agricultural practices in prisons. Such partnerships are vital for regional stability and are expected to yield sustainable outcomes for both countries.
Original Source: 3news.com
