The Minister for Defence, Hon Kenneth Gilbert Adjei has reaffirmed government’s commitment to building a well-resourced, adequately equipped and motivated Ghana Armed Forces to effectively discharge its constitutional mandate.
The assurance was given during a briefing by the Military High Command, led by the Chief of the Defence Staff, Lt Gen William Agyapong on the current state of the Ghana Armed Forces.
During the briefing, the Military High Command acknowledged the tremendous support received from government, highlighting key interventions such as the acquisition of vehicles, retooling of the Armed Forces and the ongoing barracks regeneration projects aimed at addressing the accommodation challenges facing military personnel.
The Command also highlighted other government interventions geared towards improving the operational capacity and welfare of troops.
In his remarks, the Minister assured the Military High Command of the government’s continued commitment to providing the necessary resources and support to strengthen the Armed Forces.
He further disclosed that plans were far advanced to acquire strategic military platforms for the three services, including naval ships and aircraft, as part of efforts to enhance the operational readiness and capabilities of the Ghana Armed Forces.
The engagement reaffirmed government’s determination to strengthen the military’s capacity, improve the welfare of personnel and ensure that the Armed Forces remain adequately equipped to safeguard Ghana’s sovereignty and territorial integrity
