Ghana's government will use smart planning and information to watch its borders better. This is to stop illegal drugs from being brought into the country.
Muntaka Mubarak, the Minister of the Interior, explained this new plan. He said the focus will be on gathering information to catch drug smugglers.
The goal is to stop Ghana from being a place where drugs are sent to other countries. This means paying close attention to who is crossing the borders and what they are carrying.
Security forces will work more closely with intelligence agencies. They will share information to predict and prevent smuggling attempts.
This approach is different from just watching. It means actively looking for clues and using that information to stop crimes before they happen.
The Minister believes this intelligence-led system will be more effective. It aims to target the criminals and disrupt their operations.
More details about how this system will work are expected soon. The public will be informed about the steps taken.
This initiative is part of ongoing efforts to keep Ghana safe from the impacts of drug trafficking.