Ghana’s Interior Minister Discusses Prison Agriculture Project with Turkish Ambassador
The Ambassador of Turkey to Ghana visited Minister Muntaka to discuss cooperation, notably focusing on the Prison Agriculture Project to address feeding issues in Ghanaian prisons. Both leaders emphasized the importance of collaboration in security, economic development, and counter-terrorism, establishing a foundation for future initiatives between the countries.
On March 4, H.E. Hüseyin Güngör, the Ambassador of Turkey to Ghana, visited Hon. Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, Ghana’s Minister for the Interior, in Accra. This meeting focused on Turkey’s support for Ghana across various sectors, including security and economic progress. Mr. Muntaka highlighted the Prison Agriculture Project, which seeks to resolve the challenges related to feeding within Ghanaian prisons, emphasizing its importance for both nations.
Minister Muntaka also discussed the need for collaborative initiatives in counter-terrorism, cyber security, and enhancing the capabilities of Ghana’s security services. In response, Ambassador Güngör reaffirmed Turkey’s dedication to enhancing bilateral relations with Ghana, expressing a willingness to collaborate on mutually beneficial projects. The dialogue signifies a promising avenue for sustainable agricultural solutions to support the prison feeding crisis in Ghana.
In a recent Facebook post, Hon. Muntaka described the meeting as an opportunity for significant dialogue regarding Ghana-Turkey relations, focusing on Turkey’s various support efforts. He conveyed gratitude for Turkey’s contributions towards enhancing stability and fostering growth within communities. The Minister notably mentioned, “Such collaborations are essential in enhancing national stability and fostering sustainable growth within our communities.”
He further emphasized that the Turkish government is committed to strengthening its relations with Ghana through initiatives that promote economic cooperation and enhance security. Such partnerships are vital in addressing regional challenges and facilitating a safer environment to support development efforts in the region.
The meeting between the Minister for the Interior of Ghana and the Turkish Ambassador underscores the growing relationship between the two nations. The Prison Agriculture Project is a focal point for cooperation aimed at addressing prison feeding challenges in Ghana. Both leaders expressed a commitment to expanding cooperation in security and economic development, highlighting the mutual benefits of their partnership.
Original Source: 3news.com
