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Coalition launched to put young people at centre of Ghana's peace and security agenda

He called for greater recognition of young people as actors and leaders in peace and security, urging civil society organisations to create meaningful spaces for youth participation and invest in their leadership.
Stakeholders in Ghana's peace and security sector have called for stronger and more meaningful youth participation in the country's peacebuilding and security processes, stressing that young people must be recognised not only as beneficiaries but as active partners and leaders in shaping Ghana's future.
A representative of the United Nations Development Programme, Mr Mohammed Fawaz, called for greater inclusion of young people in Ghana's peace and security processes.
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