In a landmark event, a high-powered delegation of female ambassadors paid a courtesy visit to Her Excellency Jane Naana Opoku-Agyeman, Vice President of Ghana. The delegation, led by Her Excellency Dr. Erieka Bennett, Founder of the official Embassy for the 6th Region of Africa, comprised ambassadors from Morocco, Peru, Barbados, Canada, Rwanda, Mexico, Suriname, the United Arab Emirates, and Equatorial Guinea.
The historic visit, which took place at the Office of the Vice President, aimed to establish mutual collaborations and future support in diverse areas, including youth empowerment, digital inclusion, and economic development. The meeting was also attended by Dr. Toni Luck, Co-Founder of the Diaspora African Forum (DAF).
During the meeting, the female ambassadors reaffirmed their commitment to Ghana’s development and growth, pledging their support to the Vice President. Her Excellency Dr. Erieka Bennett presented the DAF Youth Empowerment and Training Center (DAFYETC), which aims to equip young people with essential skills in Information and Communication Technology (ICT).
The DAFYETC pledged 20 scholarships to the Vice President and will collaborate with her office to support youth empowerment in Ghana. This initiative aligns with global efforts to promote digital inclusion and bridge the gap in ICT skills among young people.
In her remarks, Her Excellency Dr. Erieka Bennett emphasized the importance of empowering young people, particularly women, to drive Ghana’s economic growth and development. She praised the Vice President’s commitment to youth empowerment and expressed her enthusiasm for future collaborations.
Her Excellency Jane Naana Opoku-Agyeman welcomed the delegation and expressed her gratitude for their support. She emphasized the importance of partnerships and collaborations in driving Ghana’s development agenda. The Vice President also commended the DAFYETC initiative, noting that it aligns with the government’s efforts to promote digital inclusion and youth empowerment.
The meeting concluded on a positive note, with all parties expressing enthusiasm for future collaborations and mutual support. The visit marked a significant milestone in Ghana’s diplomatic relations, highlighting the importance of female leadership and empowerment in driving economic growth and development.
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