Digital skills training producing solution-driven youth for Ghana’s future – Sam George

Mr George commended Plan International Ghana for its commitment to equipping young people, especially girls, with digital competencies and acknowledged Nokia's support in making the project possible.

A total of 26 young people, comprising 14 females and 12 males, graduated after completing a 12-week intensive training programme and a month-long capstone project aimed at applying digital skills to address real-life community challenges."Today marks not only the successful completion of three months of intensive training and a month-long capstone project, but also the beginning of an exciting journey into the digital economy for these 26 talented young individuals," she said.