Ghana equipping youth to compete globally – Opare Addo
Minister for Youth Development and Empowerment, George Opare Addo, says Ghana is investing in skills, resilience and innovation to prepare its young people for opportunities in an increasingly changing global environment. According to him, government’s youth-focused interventions are designed to equip young people with the capacity to build sustainable livelihoods and compete effectively on the…
Ghana is actively investing in the skills, resilience and innovation of its youth to prepare them for success in an ever-evolving global landscape, according to Minister for Youth Development and Empowerment, George Opare Addo. The government's initiatives are centered around empowering young individuals to build sustainable livelihoods and compete effectively on the international stage.
"Our interventions are helping young people succeed in a constantly changing global environment, preparing them for sustainable livelihoods and positioning them to compete confidently in the international market," Opare Addo stated.
Some of the key programs aimed at achieving this goal include the National Apprenticeship Programme, Adwumawura Programme, S.E.E.D Programme, and the One Million Coders Programme. These initiatives showcase Ghana's commitment to equipping its youth with the necessary skills, resilience, and innovation to drive national progress and make significant contributions to the global community.
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