EU Ambassador, IGP discuss stronger cooperation on policing and security
European Union (EU) Ambassador to Ghana, Rune Skinnebach, has paid a courtesy call on the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Christian Tetteh Yohuno, to strengthen cooperation between the EU and the Ghana Police Service.
The European Union Ambassador to Ghana, Rune Skinnebach, met with the Inspector-General of Police, Christian Tetteh Yohuno, to bolster cooperation between the EU and the Ghana Police Service. The discussion centered on the EU's ongoing assistance, particularly in training, community policing, forensic investigations, cybersecurity, and capacity-building programs.
Yohuno expressed gratitude for the EU's support, emphasizing the need for increased collaboration in areas such as cybersecurity, counter-terrorism, specialized training, and community policing. He stressed that sustained support in these domains would bolster the Ghana Police Service's ability to effectively tackle emerging security threats.
Ambassador Skinnebach confirmed the EU's dedication to working alongside the Ghana Police Service to enhance policing efforts and promote security and the rule of law in Ghana. This meeting represents one of several initiatives aimed at deepening cooperation between the EU and the Ghana Police Service to bolster institutional capacity and improve police operations.
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