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Minister of Public Health discusses cooperation with French Ambassador

<p>Minister of Public Health H E Mansoor bin Ebrahim Al Mahmoud met with Ambassador French to Qatar H E Arnaud Pescheux. The meeting focused on bilateral cooperation and ways to further strengthen it in the health sector.</p>

Minister of Public Health discusses cooperation with French Ambassador

The Interior Minister of Ghana, Mohammed Mubarak Muntaka, has urged citizens to share drug intelligence without demanding excessive financial compensation from security agencies. Speaking on Joy FM’s Super Morning Show, Muntaka cited a case where an informant demanded US$20 million before providing information on suspected drug activities.

He emphasized the need for public cooperation in combating drug trafficking, particularly as international criminal networks utilize West Africa as a transit route. The Minister also reported that about 99% of the information received was credible and deserving of compensation, but acknowledged the limited resources available to meet all demands.

He assured that the government would provide assistance, such as transport costs and security protection, for those whose cooperation put them at risk.

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