Interior Minister Tours Volta Region to Boost Security

The Minister for the Interior, Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, has started a key visit to the Volta Region. He aims to improve the region’s peace and security. The minister is meeting with important local people and officials. This shows the government’s promise to keep Ghana safe and stable.

Minister Muntaka emphasized that peace is vital for Ghana to grow. Security is everyone's job, he said. It needs experts and everyday people to work together. Building trust between communities is a main goal. This visit will help people understand that peace is the first step for progress. The minister is talking to many groups during his tour.

This tour is part of a larger plan for Ghana. The government knows that strong security helps the economy. Last year, Ghana's GDP grew by 3.4%. Stable regions attract more investment. This tour helps ensure that stability. It follows similar visits by the minister to other regions. These efforts aim to build peace across the whole country. The government is focused on creating a secure environment for all citizens. This is crucial for long-term economic health.

During his visit, Minister Muntaka met the Volta Regional Minister, James Gunu. He also plans to meet Christian and Muslim leaders. Zongo Chiefs will also be part of the discussions. These meetings support understanding between different faiths. They promote living together peacefully. The minister will also talk with heads of interior ministry agencies. This helps them work better together. He also plans to visit Togbe Afede XIV, a key traditional leader.

Future actions will focus on the outcomes of these meetings. The minister’s visit to Ho Central Prison will help improve conditions there. Improving prisons helps people re-enter society safely. Inspecting the Aflao border post is also important. This busy border needs efficient operations. The Volta Regional Minister praised the minister's efforts. He highlighted the new National Signal Bureau in Ho. This shows ongoing cooperation between government levels. The minister's nationwide tour is key to improving Ghana's security system.