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The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) Tema Regional Command has hosted former Netherlands Chief Fire Officer, Johan Tuitert, as part of efforts to deepen collaboration and share expertise in firefighting operations.

Mr Tuitert was accompanied by his wife, Nanahemaa Tuitert, retired Assistant Chief Fire Officer I Joseph Forson, and a delegation from the GNFS national headquarters.

They were received by the Tema Regional Commander, ACFO II Patrick Sallah, along with other senior officers.

Former Netherlands Fire Chief engages GNFS Tema Command on capacity building

Discussions during the visit centred on improving operational efficiency and addressing key challenges facing the Service in the region.

Mr Tuitert emphasised the importance of firefighter safety, describing it as a critical priority, and expressed his readiness to support GNFS through knowledge exchange and technical cooperation.

Former Netherlands Fire Chief engages GNFS Tema Command on capacity building

The Tema Command also highlighted several operational gaps, including shortages of protective gear, rescue equipment, and communication tools.

Additionally, the need for specialised training in handling industrial fires and emerging hazards was identified as a major priority.

Former Netherlands Fire Chief engages GNFS Tema Command on capacity building

As part of the visit, the delegation toured selected locations in Tema and Ashaiman to gain firsthand insight into the operational environment.

The engagement is expected to enhance international cooperation and contribute to strengthening the capacity of the GNFS.

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