Mahama hails 48 Engineer Regiment after successful disaster recovery mission in Jamaica
John Mahama welcomed home 54 Ghanaian soldiers on Tuesday, March 17, after their humanitarian mission in Jamaica. He described them as "brave" and dedicated.
The soldiers, from the 48 Engineer Regiment, were deployed in December last year to support recovery efforts in Jamaica following the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa. The 54-member team worked alongside the Jamaica Defence Force and partners from the United States to rebuild more than 26 homes and public facilities. President Mahama said the mission was grounded in shared historical ties and Pan-African values, underscoring Ghana's enduring connection with Caribbean nations. He also noted that the non-combat operation highlighted the versatility of the Ghana Armed Forces.
President Mahama praised the contingent for their professionalism and commitment, stating that their efforts had brought pride to the nation. He said, "You have made Ghana proud," commending their successful execution of the mission and their contribution to international cooperation and disaster recovery efforts.
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President Mahama welcomed home 54 Ghanaian soldiers from a humanitarian mission in Jamaica- praising their dedication. The soldiers helped with recovery efforts after a devastating hurricane- showcasing Ghana's commitment to global solidarity.
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