A top United States military officer Chase D. Patrick has stressed that the problems of Africa can only be solved by homegrown solutions. The Director of
A top United States military officer Chase D. Patrick has stressed that the problems of Africa can only be solved by homegrown solutions.
The General responded to a question on how Obangame enables collaborative solutions to the insurgency problems across the coastline of West Africa. Patrick commended African nations for taking the lead in pushing maritime security toward the top of their international agenda. “From boarding procedures to legal jurisdiction and prosecution, we’re working together to become a stronger force.
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