Spanish Ambassador to Ghana, Ángel Lossada, has emphasized the importance of global cooperation in addressing pressing issues like maritime security and climate change.
The Spanish Navy has deployed a patrol warship, ESPS Meteoro, to the Gulf of Guinea to enhance maritime security along the West Africa region. This move underscores Spain’s commitment to supporting Ghana’s defense and security efforts.
The ambassador’s remarks were made during a stopover of the Spanish warship at Sekondi, where he engaged with local leaders and naval officials to discuss areas of cooperation.
The Relámpago’s deployment is part of Spain’s efforts to support maritime security in West Africa, particularly in the Gulf of Guinea. Its presence aims to deter piracy and enhance regional cooperation.
On his visit to the Western Regional Coordinating Council on Tuesday April 8, he highlighted the interconnectedness of the world, stressing that no state can tackle these challenges alone.
Meanwhile the Western Regional Minister, Joseph Nelson has lauded the support of the Spanish government to the region and the country as a whole and called for such cooperations to continue.
Source: www.kumasimail.com
