The Member of Parliament for Abirem, Charles Asuako Owiredu, is calling for a strong, united African front against xenophobia.
He highlighted recent attacks on Ghanaian nationals in South Africa as a serious concern that requires a coordinated continental response.
Mr. Owiredu, who is also the former Ghana High Commissioner to South Africa, emphasized that such attacks violate the principles of African unity and cooperation.
He stated that a unified approach will demonstrate Africa's commitment to protecting its citizens wherever they may be.
The MP's call comes amidst ongoing concerns about the safety of foreign nationals in South Africa.
He urged leaders across the continent to work together to prevent future incidents and to ensure the well-being of all Africans.
A coordinated effort is seen as crucial to sending a clear message that xenophobic violence will not be tolerated.
This initiative aims to promote solidarity and mutual respect among African nations.