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Education is government’s topmost priority – Vice President

The Vice President disclosed that the launching of Ghana’s National Artificial Intelligence Strategy marked another important moment to provide a roadmap for building a responsible inclusive and human-centered artificial intelligence ecosystem for developing local talents, research and innovation.“KAAF university has already shown its commitment to producing graduates with the knowledge, values, and practical skills needed to succeed in an increasingly technology-driven world,” she said The Vice President congratulated the institution and encouraged it to make full use of the national initiative by integrating digital literacy and emerging technologies into its academic programmes.” “The theme for this ceremony reminds us that the national development really begins with the development of individuals and also aligns with government’s resetting Ghana agenda, restoring public trust, strengthening national institutions, promoting inclusive growth and creating opportunities.
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