The European Union has committed an additional €4 million to support Ghana's efforts to combat human trafficking, reinforcing interventions aimed at preventing the crime, protecting victims and strengthening prosecutions. She said the European Union remains committed to supporting Ghana's efforts through stronger institutions, improved coordination and evidence-based interventions. “The European Union has been a reliable and respectful partner, supporting Ghana's integrated approach and national leadership. Our cooperation is designed to reinforce the national efforts and government's ownership. The announcement comes as Ghana intensifies efforts to tackle human trafficking through closer collaboration between government agencies, development partners and civil society organisations.