George Opare Addo engages French Ambassador on youth development partnership
Minister for Youth Development and Empowerment George Opare Addo has held discussions with France’s Ambassador to Ghana, Diarra Dimé-Labille, on strengthening cooperation between the two countries in areas that directly affect the development and empowerment of young people. The meeting took place on September 24 when Ambassador Dimé-Labille paid a courtesy call on the Minister […]
Minister for Youth Development and Empowerment George Opare Addo engaged in talks with France's Ambassador to Ghana, Diarra Dimé-Labille, on September 24. The meeting aimed to enhance cooperation between Ghana and France in areas that impact youth development and empowerment. The discussions centered on potential collaborations in skills development and entrepreneurship, which could provide young Ghanaians with relevant skills for evolving labor markets and support entrepreneurship.
The engagement also looked into establishing new pathways for young Ghanaians through international partnerships, tapping into global expertise and networks. Opare Addo reiterated the government's commitment to partnerships that deliver tangible benefits to young people and contribute to sustainable national development. The meeting with the French Ambassador is part of the Ministry's broader strategy to prioritize youth empowerment, skills development, and economic opportunities as key drivers for preparing young Ghanaians to actively participate in national development.
This approach emphasizes the importance of international cooperation in creating meaningful opportunities for the next generation and expanding the prospects for Ghana's burgeoning youth population.
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