EU Ambassador pays courtesy call on IGP to strengthen security cooperation
European Union (EU) Ambassador to Ghana, H.E. Rune Skinnebach, has paid a courtesy call on the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Mr. Christian Tetteh Yohuno, as part of efforts to strengthen cooperation between the EU and the Ghana Police Service.
In a move aimed at bolstering security cooperation, the European Union's Ambassador to Ghana, H.E. Rune Skinnebach, visited the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Mr. Christian Tetteh Yohuno. This courtesy call was part of ongoing efforts to enhance collaboration between the EU and the Ghana Police Service. The meeting centered on the EU's ongoing support to the Ghana Police Service, with a focus on key areas such as police training, community policing, forensic investigations, cybersecurity, and crime scene management.
The discussions also touched upon building capacity through various capacity-building programmes. This visit is a part of wider efforts to deepen the EU-Ghana Police Service cooperation, addressing emerging security challenges and enhancing law enforcement capabilities. The IGP expressed gratitude to the European Union for its continuous support, requesting further collaboration in strategic areas like cybersecurity, counterterrorism, specialized training, and community policing.
Mr. Yohuno emphasized the importance of such continued support and collaboration, stating that it would significantly bolster the Ghana Police Service's capacity to respond effectively to evolving security threats.
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