Thirty officers from the Ghana Immigration Service have completed a special training course. The training lasted for 10 days.
The program focused on risk analysis and intelligence collection. This will help officers better spot and deal with new security dangers.
The training was organized in partnership with the International Centre for Migration Policy Development. This collaboration aims to strengthen border security operations.
This initiative is part of a larger 48-month project. The project seeks to improve and harmonize integrated border management systems.
The officers learned new methods for gathering information. They also practiced analyzing potential risks to national security.
This training is expected to enhance the service's ability to protect Ghana's borders.
The Ghana Immigration Service is committed to continuous professional development for its staff.
This effort supports Ghana's ongoing commitment to border security and national safety.