The recent meeting between the Minister for the Interior, Henry Quartey, and the Heads of Agencies under the Ministry in Accra signifies a crucial step towards ensuring internal security and maintaining law and order in the country. The gathering aimed to facilitate the exchange of ideas, strategic planning, and the implementation of measures to fulfill the Ministry's mandate.
Mr. Henry Quartey, who also serves as the Member of Parliament for Ayawaso Central, has been actively engaging with key stakeholders since assuming office. His proactive approach demonstrates a commitment to outlining comprehensive plans for the Ministry. During the meeting, he reiterated the government's unwavering dedication to upholding peace and security within the nation.
The agencies under the Ministry encompass a wide spectrum, including the Ghana Police Service, Ghana Prisons Service, Ghana National Fire Service, Ghana Immigration Service, and others. Each agency plays a pivotal role in contributing to the overarching goal of maintaining national security.
In a related context, the Inspector-General of Police, Dr. George Akuffo Dampare, emphasized the security agencies' commitment to ensuring peaceful and incident-free elections in 2024. This assurance reflects the collective effort to uphold democratic processes and safeguard the electoral environment.
Furthermore, the Chief of Defense Staff Vice Admiral Seth Amoama reaffirmed the readiness of the Ghana Armed Forces to provide support to the Police and other security agencies during the upcoming elections. While highlighting the military's constitutional duty to protect the country, he underscored their preparedness to offer assistance when required.
The involvement of the chairperson of the Electoral Commission, Mrs. Jean Mensa, in acknowledging the support extended by the security agencies further underscores the collaborative approach towards ensuring free and fair elections.
In conclusion, the proactive engagements and commitments demonstrated by key stakeholders within the Ministry for the Interior and security agencies are pivotal in upholding peace, security, and democratic principles within the country. As preparations for the 2024 elections unfold, these collaborative efforts serve as a testament to the collective dedication towards ensuring a secure and stable electoral process.
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