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Mozambique sets December deadline to surrender illegal weapons

Mozambique sets December deadline to surrender illegal weapons

By GhanaSummary NewsroomPan-Africa

Speaking at the closing ceremony for a special operations training course, the president called on police to show discipline, professionalism and respect for the law in maintaining public order and security.

In the face of increasingly complex crimes, including human and drug trafficking, kidnappings, organised crime and cybercrime, Chapo urged stronger cooperation between the police and other defence and security forces to improve the response to these threats.

He said public security is essential to achieving “economic independence,” preserving peace, defending national sovereignty and safeguarding territorial integrity.

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