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Ghana, known for its stability and strong diplomatic stance, is thanking Burkina Faso's leader, Ibrahim Traoré. Yes, you heard that right! But what could possibly cause Ghana to extend its gratitude to a country facing so many challenges at the moment? Is this about a new diplomatic alliance? A security deal? Or something even more unexpected? You won’t believe the twist that’s led Ghana to make this bold move. In today’s video, we’ll dive into why Ghana is expressing thanks and what this could mean for the region. Make sure to watch till the end, and don't forget to drop a comment below. What do you think might be behind this unexpected show of appreciation? Let’s jump into the story and uncover the details! Recently, a high-ranking defense delegation from Ghana made a visit to Burkina Faso, led by none other than Ghana’s Minister of Security, Albert AP. The visit was filled with high-level talks between Ghanaian and Burkinabe officials, including Koun Koulibali and Tanga Kafando, who represented Burkina Faso in these discussions. The official reason for the visit? To strengthen security and defense cooperation between the two countries. And let’s not forget the 630 kilometers of border they share, making any unrest in Burkina Faso a serious concern for Ghana and vice versa. The interesting part is how Ghana seems to be shifting its approach. Just a few months ago, tensions were high between the two nations. Ghana, worried about the rise of jihadists in Burkina Faso, accused its neighbor of becoming a hotspot for insurgent groups. But now, Ghana seems committed to working hand-in-hand with Burkina Faso to fight terrorism.