Interior Minister begins three-day working tour of Western Region
Minister for the Interior, Mohammed Mubarak Muntaka, has begun a three-day working tour of the Western Region to engage key stakeholders on issues of security and public safety. The visit, scheduled from November 9 to November 11, 2026, is part of efforts to strengthen collaboration with security agencies, the Regional Security Council (REGSEC), and other […]
Interior Minister Mohammed Muntaka has commenced a three-day working tour of Ghana's Western Region, beginning on November 9th, 2026. The tour aims to engage key stakeholders on matters of security and public safety, with the goal of reinforcing collaboration among security agencies, the Regional Security Council (REGSEC), and other stakeholders. The objective is to maintain peace, law, and order in the region.
During a welcome meeting with the Western Regional Minister, Mr. Joseph Nelson, the Minister emphasized the importance of assessing security concerns and strengthening Ghana's security architecture. He stated that the Ministry is dedicated to working closely with regional authorities and non-security agencies to address challenges faced by the region.
Minister Muntaka highlighted the Ministry's commitment to ensuring peace and safety in Ghana, despite the persistent issues such as crime and hotspot areas. He expressed satisfaction about the country's growing peace and security, acknowledging the tireless efforts put forth by security agencies.
Mr. Nelson, in turn, pointed out that while the Western Region boasts abundant natural resources and a long coastline, these assets also present significant security challenges. He identified issues like chieftaincy disputes, illegal mining, maritime security threats, and drug-related activities as major concerns in the region. However, Mr. Nelson assured that REGSEC and security agencies have been working diligently to manage these challenges and preserve peace and stability.
Throughout the tour, Minister Muntaka plans to meet personnel from various security and allied agencies to discuss their operations, challenges, and strategies to improve service delivery. He also intends to engage religious leaders and traditional authorities to strengthen partnerships that promote peace, social cohesion, and security.
Additionally, the Interior Minister is expected to visit the Elubo Border to evaluate security operations and border management activities.
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