Minister for the Interior, Alhaji Mohamed-Mubarak Muntaka, on Tuesday, February 18, visited the Police Headquarters in Accra as part of his official engagements since assuming office.

During the visit, the Minister interacted with the leadership of the Ghana Police Service, including Regional Commanders, senior officers, and personnel stationed at the Headquarters. His discussions focused on strengthening collaboration between the ministry and the police to enhance security and public safety.

Addressing the gathering, Alhaji Muntaka commended the Ghana Police Service for its unwavering commitment to maintaining law and order, particularly during election periods. He acknowledged the dedication of officers in protecting lives and property and assured them of the government's continued support to enable them to execute their mandate effectively.

Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Dr. George Akuffo Dampare reaffirmed the service’s commitment to upholding law and order, emphasizing that the police would continue to fulfill their constitutional duties to maintain national peace and security.

To mark the Minister’s visit, an all-female Guard of Honour was mounted in his honor. He also toured key facilities, including the GH Police TV studios, the newly established Police Shop, and the Surveillance Centre, which plays a critical role in crime prevention and monitoring.