President of Kenya, H.E Uhuru Kenyatta has urged the President of Ghana, President John Dramani Mahama to join forces with his country to fight the menace of terrorism in the continent.
He said if the continent is to preserve the gains of independence and the values of democracy, there is the need for continuous cooperation and heightening of security.
“It cannot be that terrorist attacks become the norm rather than the exception,” he said.
He said peace and security play a key role in the economic growth and sustainable development of both countries and the continent.
Delivering his speech as the Special Guest of Honor at the 59th Independence celebration held at the Black Star Square, Mr. Kenyatta said the vision of a unified continent must not be lost because of the recent spates of terrorist attacks in the continent.
He said this is a special time when the leadership of all the countries in the continent must come together to champion a common fight against terrorism.
According to him, Kenyans are ready to join Ghanaians to put up a good fight to defeat the enemies threatening the way of life of people of the continent.
He commended President Mahama for his leadership in the country and sub-Saharan Africa.
Also, he lauded the people of Ghana for keeping the peace in the country.
He said this is the time for the country to “take stock of what has been achieved and what needs to be done.”
Mr. Kenyatta reiterated the commitment of his country to a cordial relation with Ghana saying “Kenya desire to continue working closely with your government to further strengthen and deepen our cooperation for the mutual benefit of our two peoples.”
He said the people of Kenya value the friendship and commitment of Ghanaians and will do much to keep the current relation going.
– myjoyonline
Ghana At 59: Uhuru Kenyatta Urges Ghana To Help Kenya End Terrorism
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