Minister for Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has underscored the urgent need for stronger security frameworks to address critical global threats, including cybercrime, terrorism, and food insecurity.

Speaking at a diplomatic gathering at Jubilee House during an annual New Year exchange hosted by President John Mahama, Mr. Ablakwa emphasized the necessity of international cooperation in tackling these challenges.

“Moreover, global economic uncertainties, cybercrime, terrorism, food insecurity, and pandemics are pressing challenges that need a unified response,” he stated.

“These threats to global stability and security make it clear that comprehensive cooperation and stronger security frameworks are necessary,” he added, stressing that collective action was vital in navigating the evolving global landscape.

To reinforce Ghana’s diplomatic strategy, Mr. Ablakwa announced the introduction of a Comprehensive Foreign Policy, which will guide the country’s approach to international relations in a more proactive and strategic manner.

He also revealed that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs had established a Delivery Unit to enhance efficiency and responsiveness in diplomatic affairs, ensuring Ghana remains adaptable in an ever-changing world.

Reaffirming Ghana’s commitment to multilateralism, the Foreign Affairs Minister assured the diplomatic corps of the government’s dedication to working closely with international partners to promote peace, security, and economic stability.

He urged continued collaboration to build resilient global systems capable of addressing the pressing threats facing nations today.