Mr Razaaly added that NORPREVSEC had been a cornerstone in strengthening Ghana's security apparatus over the past four years with collaborative efforts in order to enhance the Ghana's capabilities in preventing terrorism and radicalism.
The Northern Regional Minister, Alhaji Alhassan Shani Sayibu, said the NORPREVSEC project had been a remarkable journey and they were proud of the impact it had made in the five regions and Ghana at large.
He underlined that the NORPREVSEC project had been a game-changer for Ghana's security and counter-terrorism efforts, particularly in the five northern regions.
Alhaji Sayibu said they were thankful to the technical supplies, training, and coordination that had bolstered their security presence along their northern frontiers and borders.
The Chairperson of the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE), Ms Kathleen Addy, on her part disclosed that the final objective was to enhance national and regional security through comprehensive counter-terrorism strategies and community engagement, contributing to a safer and more resilient Ghana.