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Peace is an investment Ghana must continuously protect – Hannah Tetteh

Mrs Tetteh said Ghana’s proximity to countries experiencing security challenges, particularly in the Sahel region, makes regional stability a national concern.
United Nations Special Representative Hannah Tetteh has cautioned Ghana against taking its peace and security for granted, warning that instability in neighbouring countries demonstrates how quickly situations can change.
The UN envoy also linked peace and security to economic development, arguing that instability can reverse years of progress and discourage investment.
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