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Ghana-China programme opens AI pathways for young Ghanaians
Ghana’s Ambassador to China, Kojo Bonsu, has launched a youth-focused Artificial Intelligence (AI) talent development programme aimed at equipping young Ghanaians with skills to build technology solutions for the country.
The China-Ghana Youth AI Talent Development Programme was launched during Ambassador Bonsu’s to Zhoukou, a major inland port and logistics hub in China.
The programme is an expansion of the Ambassador’s Gen Z AI Club initiative and is being implemented in partnership with Chinese technology company APUS Technology Co.
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