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Ghana and South Africa enhance bilateral defence cooperation

Sarah Lesedi by Sarah Lesedi
August 12, 2024
in Security
Reading Time: 2 mins read

The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) and the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) recently intensified their bilateral defence cooperation. A two-day defence meeting held in Ghana served as a platform for high-level discussions, reaffirming their commitment to mutual security and strategic collaboration.

The meeting took place on 29 and 30 July at the Command Officers Mess in Burma Camp, Ghana. Key participants included Ghana’s Deputy Minister of Defence, Kofi Amankwa-Manu, and South Africa’s Acting Secretary for Defence, Dr Thobekile Gamede. The gathering built upon a February 2023 Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for military exchange training programs.

The 2023 MOU paved the way for a South Africa-Ghana Bi-National Commission held in March 2024 in Pretoria. This commission reaffirmed their commitment to bilateral relations across various sectors, including defence and security. It also aligned with the African Union’s Agenda 2063, emphasizing economic integration and peace on the continent.

Deputy Minister Amankwa-Manu expressed confidence that the meeting would equip both countries’ defence establishments to address challenges and contribute to a more secure and peaceful Africa. He commended South African participants for sharing valuable knowledge and insights.

Dr Thobekile Gamede, representing South Africa, acknowledged the long-standing defence and security relations between the two nations. She emphasized the need for sustained collaboration to enhance security architecture and combat existing and future threats.

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Leveraging Opportunities

Amankwa-Manu highlighted the potential offered by the Defence Industry Holding Company (DIHOC) of the Ghana Armed Forces. Both countries can leverage this platform for technological advancements and capacity building.

Strengthening Ties

During her visit, Dr Gamede met with Lieutenant General Thomas Oppong-Peprah, Chief of the Defence Staff. Their discussions centered on strengthening military ties and exchanging experiences. General Oppong-Peprah emphasized the importance of collaborative efforts in peace and security.


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