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Hyundai KOICA NextGen project launched in Ghana to boost automotive skills

Hyundai Motor Company, the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), and Plan International have launched the Hyundai KOICA NextGen Project, which will equip young people with industry-relevant skills, including training in electric vehicles and other emerging automotive technologies.
Acting Country Director of Plan International Ghana, Frederick Tei-Nobi, believes the project will help create opportunities for young people to build the skills and practical experience needed to contribute to Ghana’s automotive sector.
The Hyundai-KOICA NextGen Project brings together KOICA’s development cooperation support, Ghana’s leadership in the TVET sector, Plan International’s experience in youth empowerment and skills development, and Hyundai Motor Company’s expertise in automotive technology.
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