Ghana’s democracy remains strong despite its challenges – Interior Minister assures Russian envoy
The Minister for the Interior, Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, has assured the Russian Ambassador to Ghana, Sergei Berdnikov, that Ghana’s democracy remains strong despite the challenges associated with democratic governance.
Interior Minister Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak has assured Russian Ambassador Sergei Berdnikov that Ghana's democracy remains robust despite the inherent challenges of democratic governance. In a Facebook post, Mohammed-Mubarak highlighted Ghana's consistent peaceful transitions of power since adopting democratic rule, crediting Ghanaians' commitment to peace for the nation's stability.
He emphasized the importance of international cooperation in fostering peace and security, asserting that no country can function effectively in isolation. The minister underscored the value of collaboration and the exchange of ideas and intelligence with other nations in strengthening Ghana's security measures.
Recognizing the historical bond between Ghana and Russia, dating back to Ghana's first President, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, Mohammed-Mubarak urged for deeper cooperation between the two countries. He specifically called for increased training, security, and other areas of mutual interest. Ambassador Berdnikov praised the minister for his leadership and dedication to Ghana's security, expressing appreciation for the ambassador's warm reception.
He also advocated for strengthened bilateral security cooperation that would benefit both Ghana and Russia.
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