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Learn. Innovate. Lead: Amb. Kojo Bonsu Launches China-Ghana Youth AI Programme

What if the next big AI solution for Ghanaian agriculture or healthcare is built by a young Ghanaian trained in China? That is the future Ghana’s Ambassador to China, Read More... The post Learn. Innovate. Lead: Amb. Kojo Bonsu Launches China-Ghana Youth AI Programme appeared first on DailyGuide Network .

Learn. Innovate. Lead: Amb. Kojo Bonsu Launches China-Ghana Youth AI Programme

His Excellency Kojo Bonsu, Ghana's Ambassador to China, has launched a groundbreaking initiative to develop China-Ghana Youth AI Talent. The China-Ghana Youth AI Talent Development Programme is set to train young Ghanaians in artificial intelligence and data science, with the goal of creating a skilled workforce capable of addressing challenges in key sectors such as agriculture, healthcare, education, and finance.

The partnership for this innovative programme includes APUS Technology Co., Ltd., an artificial intelligence technology company based in Beijing, and Zhoukou Normal University in China. Participants will have the opportunity to study in China through onsite classes, while students from Ghana will join the sessions online, fostering a collaborative learning environment.

Upon completing the one-year programme, exceptional students will receive internships and job contracts with APUS Technology Co., Ltd., providing them with valuable practical experience to further their careers. This innovative approach to diplomacy and education aims to empower Ghanaian youth, enabling them to return home and share their knowledge with other students, universities, and tech communities across Ghana, thus strengthening the country's position in the global AI landscape.

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