Ghana's Interior Minister, Muntaka Mohammed‑Mubarak, has publicly urged closer security collaboration with neighboring Côte d’Ivoire. He said the two countries need to work together to manage their common border more effectively. The minister highlighted that current border arrangements are insufficient for dealing with new security challenges. He identified emerging threats that could affect both sides of the frontier. Strengthened cooperation, according to him, would help prevent illicit activities and improve overall safety. The call comes as part of broader efforts to enhance regional stability.