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Ghana calls for stronger African cooperation to tackle maritime threats

Mr Adjel said Ghana valued its longstanding partnership with Denmark, which had provided military, financial and training support for maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea, as well as capacity-building support for special operations within the Ghana Armed Forces.14, GNA – Ghana has called for stronger intelligence-sharing, coordinated maritime operations and cross-regional cooperation among African countries to combat piracy, trafficking and other transnational crimes threatening maritime security.
The call comes as the country hosts the maiden African Maritime Security Forum in Accra, bringing together naval leaders, security experts and policymakers to discuss emerging maritime threats and strengthen cooperation across the continent.
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