Ghana and Burkina Faso have signed agreements to improve security and trade. This move follows a terror attack in Titao, Burkina Faso.
Ghana's Minister for Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, announced the new agreements. He spoke at a press conference in Burkina Faso.
The agreements aim to increase cooperation between the two countries. Security partnership is a key focus.
The terror attack in Titao highlighted the need for stronger regional security. Both nations are committed to tackling such threats.
Improved trade relations are also part of the new pacts. This is expected to benefit both economies.
Officials stated the deepened partnership is crucial for regional stability. They emphasized the importance of joint efforts against extremism.