Ghana has recently secured a significant grant of 420 million Japanese Yen, equivalent to $2.6 million, for the Project for Human Resource Development Scholarship. The Exchange of Notes on Japanese Grant Assistance was signed by the Ghanaian Foreign Affairs Ministry and the Embassy of Japan, solidifying their commitment to supporting education and capacity building in Ghana.
The Japanese Development Scholarship (JDS) program has been instrumental in providing quality education opportunities for Ghanaian students since its inception in 2012. With this new grant, even more students will have the chance to further their studies and contribute to the development of their country.
Mr Ramses Joseph Cleland, Chief Director of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, expressed his gratitude for the generous support from the Japanese government. He emphasized the importance of investing in human resource development to ensure a prosperous future for Ghana.
Ambassador Yoshimoto Hiroshi highlighted Japan’s dedication to assisting Ghana in building a skilled workforce through education and training. He underscored the long-standing partnership between the two countries and the positive impact of the JDS program on Ghanaian society.
This grant is a testament to the strong bond between Ghana and Japan and their shared commitment to promoting education and human capital development. It is a significant step towards creating a brighter future for the people of Ghana and strengthening the partnership between the two
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