The Interior Minister Muntaka Mubarak has reaffirmed the critical role that the police service plays in maintaining peace and stability in the communities.
He said the significance of a robust security framework cannot be overstated, as it serves as the backbone for societal progress and economic development.
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He said this when he attended the Ghana Police Service Regional Commanders’ Meeting in Accra last.
The meeting, he said was an event that underscored the government’s unwavering commitment to enhancing Ghana’s security architecture
“I also assured our international partners, businesses, and investors that the government remains resolute in providing a secure environment conducive to uninterrupted business operations,” he wrote on Facebook after the meeting.
Implementing necessary security measures is paramount for fostering investor confidence and attracting foreign direct investment, which ultimately contributes to national growth, he added.
The Minister further commended the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Mr. Christian Tetteh Yohuno for initiating an orientation program aimed at enhancing community engagement among regional and unit police public relations officers.
“This initiative is crucial for sharing vital information and fostering trust between law enforcement agencies and the public,” the Asawase lawmaker said.
IGP Yohuno highlighted that this meeting served as a valuable opportunity for reflection and strategic planning for the year ahead.
“Such collaborative efforts are essential in addressing contemporary security challenges while reinforcing our collective responsibility towards ensuring safety and harmony within our societies,” the Minister further wrote.
Earlier, the Minister for the Interior told the European Union (EU) that Ghana takes security issues seriously.
He added that the West African nation will do everything possible to protect the peace and maintain security in the country, the Minister assured.
Alhaji Muntaka made these remarks while receiving a delegation from the EU, led by its Ambassador to Ghana, H.E. Irchad Razaaly. The delegation assessed the EU’s Defence and Security initiative in Ghana, as well as supporting the country’s security and defence capabilities.
He commended the EU for its continuous support and initiatives in Ghana and urged the Union to enhance collaboration and support with the Ministry and its agencies.
