Ghana is working with Burkina Faso to improve security. This decision came after a terrorist attack in Titao.
Eight Ghanaian citizens died in the attack. The Foreign Affairs Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, spoke about this in Burkina Faso.
He announced plans for stronger security cooperation between the two countries. The discussions for a new joint security effort have already begun.
This partnership aims to better protect citizens from extremist groups. Officials are focused on preventing similar incidents in the future.
The collaborative efforts will cover various security aspects. These include intelligence sharing and joint operations.
The ultimate goal is to enhance peace and stability in the border regions. Both nations are committed to securing their shared interests.