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128 students to leave Ghana for educational exchange across four European countries
The programme is designed to expose young Ghanaians to different cultures, educational systems and international experiences while promoting intercultural dialogue and global citizenship.
The students are expected to return to Ghana after completing the programme, bringing home new experiences, lasting friendships and valuable lessons that will contribute to their personal growth, academic development and future leadership aspirations.
The organisers believe the initiative aligns with global efforts to promote intercultural education, youth development and international cooperation through educational travel.
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