The Spanish government through its Embassy here in Accra has donated Information and Communication Technology (ICT) equipment worth 58,000 Euros to the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS). The equipment include 26 sets of HP computers with a main server, 10 HP printers and a box each of Digital mobile microscope and Microsoft Windows server licenses. The Charge d’ Affairs of the Spanish Embassy in Ghana, Rebecca GuineaStal told newsmen that the presentation was a practical demonstration embassy's preparedness to help officials of the service to be abreast of current happenings on the borders. She indicated that the cooperation with Ghana had become very crucial, assuring the relationship between both countries would further be deepened. On her part, the Director of GIS, Ms. Elizabeth Adjei expressed appreciation to the Spanish government and pledged that the computers would be put to good use. She admitted the items would be of utmost importance in the collection and storing of data and other administrative works. The GIS boss said though her outfit was moving very fast at restructuring border managements, it was still saddled with some challenges in discharging its mandate. Much logistics, she noted are needed to detect the activities of drug and child traffickers, as well as disrupting identity fraud. Credit: Nathaniel Yankson. Visit Nayank here.