Big Win Philanthropy representatives met strategically with Hon. Haruna Iddrisu, the Minister of Education, at his office on Wednesday. The goals of the talks were to improve Ghanaian education, particularly in the area of early childhood education.
The Hon. Haruna Iddrisu pledged to collaborate with Big Win Philanthropy in order to establish long-term educational programs that will give Ghanaian kids the necessary tools.
The Minister stressed that this collaboration is in line with the government’s overarching goal of inclusive and high-quality education while also recognizing the foundation’s commitment to youth development.
Dr. Clement Apaak, the deputy minister of education; Prof. Ernest Davis, the director general of the Ghana Education Service (GES); Prof. George Oduro, the technical advisor to the ministry; Mrs. Mamle Andrews, the chief director of the ministry of education; and numerous other senior officials were also in attendance.
Big Win Philanthropy, which is well-known for helping transformative education projects in Africa, stated that it would be willing to partner with the Ministry to meet these admirable learning goals.
In order to improve learning outcomes and guarantee that no kid is left behind, the Ministry is still dedicated to establishing strategic partnerships.
Source: newsthemegh.com