Meta engages Minister of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovation, Sam George
Meta has announced its expanded engagement with Ghana to accelerate the country’s digital transformation efforts.
This move aims to enhance Meta’s global expertise in digital technologies to help improve access to online education, enhance digital skills training, and foster innovation across various sectors in Ghana.
The company met with Ghana’s Minister of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovation, Samuel Nartey George to cement its partnership on digital transformation.
The Vice President for Meta’s Public Policy in Africa, Middle East, and Turkey, Kojo Boakye said the meeting with Ghana is centered on ways Meta can support Ghana’s effort to accelerate digital adoption, boost digital skills and foster a secure and innovative online environment.
Boakye further praised Ghana’s progressive stance on digital transformation and expressed Meta’s enthusiasm for collaborating with governments that are committed to building open, safe, and inclusive digital spaces.
“Ghana is one of Africa’s most promising digital frontiers. We are excited to support its journey by working together with the government, civil society, and local innovators to ensure that technology benefits all” Boakye said.
The sector minister, Sam George on behalf of the government welcomed Meta’s interest in Ghana and underscored the importance of creating a digitally inclusive economy that empowers the youth.
He stressed the need for Meta to tailor its programs to Ghana’s unique cultural, linguistic, and socioeconomic context while adopting best practices.
“Our focus is clear, we want to build a tech-driven economy that offers opportunities for all. This partnership has the potential to create jobs, empower local businesses, and bring government services closer to the people.” he stressed.
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