US Army pledges support for Ghana’s security efforts
The United States Army has pledged to deepen defence and security cooperation with Ghana, focusing on strengthening regional partnerships and supporting African-led responses to emerging security threats. The commitment is expected to enhance collaboration between the two countries and support collective efforts to address security challenges confronting West Africa. The Commanding General of the…
The United States Army has pledged to strengthen its defence and security cooperation with Ghana, with a focus on bolstering regional partnerships and backing African-led initiatives to counter emerging threats across the continent. This commitment is anticipated to foster closer collaboration between the two nations, aiding collective responses to security challenges in West Africa.
The pledge was made by Major General Matthew W. Brown, the Commanding General of the US Army Southern European Task Force, Africa (SETAF-AF), during his first visit to Africa in his current capacity. Brown made the announcement in Accra, Ghana, during a media engagement organized by the US Embassy.
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