Ghana is set to host a High-Level Consultative Conference on Regional Cooperation and Security in Accra on Thursday, January 30, 2026. According to a Press statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the conference will bring together senior officials, Ministers, and Heads of State and Government from across the region to discuss pressing security issues.
The event aims to foster collaboration and cooperation among regional partners to address shared security challenges. The conference is expected to feature insightful plenary sessions led by global experts and provide a platform for meaningful partnerships.
Ghana’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has emphasized the country’s commitment to regional stability and security. The conference is part of Ghana’s ongoing efforts to strengthen regional cooperation and address transnational threats {{IE_0}}ยน{{/IE_0}}.
The Accra Initiative, launched by Ghana in 2017, has been instrumental in promoting cooperative security solutions among West African nations. This conference is expected to build on the progress made under this initiative.
The High-Level Consultative Conference on Regional Cooperation and Security is expected to conclude with a renewed commitment to regional security cooperation and concrete steps towards addressing shared challenges.
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Author: Korkor Anumu
