Ghana has achieved further international recognition as the most peaceful country in West Africa. The annual Global Peace Index report confirms that the African nation leads the region in social stability and citizen security.
The study, carried out by the Institute for Economics and Peace, analyses factors such as the level of crime, institutional strength and the absence of internal conflict. The results place Ghana at the top of the regional ranking and among the most highly rated territories on the continent.
The position achieved reflects years of effort to consolidate a solid democratic system, with transparent elections and a citizenry committed to coexistence. This combination has made the country an example of stability in an environment often marked by political and social tensions.
Beyond the figures, Ghana projects an image of hospitality and harmony to the outside world. The security in its cities and the friendliness of its inhabitants have strengthened its attractiveness as a tourist destination, where history, culture and nature coexist in a climate of trust.
The recognition is not only a source of national pride, but also a strategic opportunity. Ghana thus reinforces its leadership in West Africa and opens the door to new investments and tourist flows that will find in peace its best calling card.
Source: 3news.com; modernghana.com