The Minister of Foreign Affairs, , has assured that robust emergency communication systems have been activated to assist Ghanaians affected by the recent unrest in Togo.
Addressing on Wednesday, July 23, the minister stated that Ghana's mission in Lomé has established 24-hour communication lines and is in constant contact with the Ghanaian community in Togo. "I can confirm that our dynamic and hardworking staff at our mission in Lomé have been in touch with the Ghanaian community and have established 24-hour communication channels," he stated.
He added that his ministry is prepared to submit a detailed report outlining the nature of calls received and the kind of assistance sought by Ghanaians caught in the unrest.
Okudzeto Ablakwa also revealed that prior to the recent crisis, a directive had been issued to all 71 Ghanaian diplomatic missions worldwide to maintain 24-hour hotline services. "We have to be responsive.
