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Literacy is key to building a skilled and productive Ghana - Publishers association

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Literacy is key to building a skilled and productive Ghana - Publishers association

The GPA called for continued investment in foundational literacy, teacher development, school libraries, and quality reading materials.

The theme, "Literacy for People, the Planet and Prosperity," invites reflection on literacy's transformative power and its contribution to inclusive societies, environmental sustainability, and economic development.

The Ghana Publishers Association (GPA) has called for a renewed and sustained national commitment to literacy development as it joined the global community to commemorate International Literacy Day 2026.

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