The Education Minister, Alhaji Haruna Iddrisu, recently met with Big Win Philanthropy to discuss ways to boost early childhood learning in Ghana. The meeting was a strategic move to enhance education in the country, focusing on developing early childhood learning, a crucial aspect of Ghana’s educational landscape.
Alhaji Iddrisu expressed his commitment to collaborating with Big Win Philanthropy to implement sustainable educational initiatives. These initiatives aim to equip Ghanaian children with essential skills, aligning with the government’s vision of inclusive and quality education.
Other high-ranking officials attended the meeting, including Deputy Minister of Education Dr. Clement Apaak, Director General of the Ghana Education Service Prof Ernest Davis, and Technical Advisor to the Ministry Prof George Oduro.
Big Win Philanthropy, known for supporting transformative education initiatives in Africa, demonstrated its readiness to partner with the Ministry. Together, they aim to achieve remarkable educational targets, prioritizing improved learning outcomes and ensuring no child is left behind.
Ruth Abla ADJORLOLO
