Veep calls for closer co-existence among religious faiths

The Vice President Kwesi Bekoe Amissah-Arthur has underscored government’s determination to create a harmonious environment between Christians and Muslims alike.

He said Ghana takes a queue from countries like Turkey where both faiths have come together to build the country both socially and economically.

Vice President Amissah-Arthur was speaking at the Flagstaff House when a Turkish delegation led by Professor Hassan Kamel Yilmaz, Deputy President of Religious Affairs as well as the National Chief Iman and his delegation called on him on Friday.

The delegation is in the country to launch the National Mosque Project being constructed with support from the Turkish Government at Kanda in Accra.