The youth of the Upper West Region have called on the government and other stakeholders to ensure equitable access to digital technologies for all young people in the region and the country at large. The youth made the call on the occasion of the celebration of the 2024 International Youth Day commemoration under the theme, "From Clicks to Progress: Youth Digital Pathways for Sustainable Development." At a Regional Youth Conference organized by a coalition of youth organizations and networks in the region on Wednesday, August 14, 2024, in Wa, the youth urged for equitable access to digital technologies for all young people regardless of their geographic location. This was contained in a joint communiqué issued by the youth organizations and networks-Coalition for Positive Impact, Necessary Aid Alliance, Community Aid for Rural Development, Ghana Red Cross Society, MAGVIN Research Institute, Children and Youth in Broadcasting (Curious Minds), and Tech Aid for Rural Development-at the conference. The youth noted that "digital technology is not just a tool but a catalyst for change" and that "the integration of digital tools in these fields not only enhances productivity but also opens up new avenues for innovation and growth." They said it was imperative to equip young people with the digital skills necessary to drive sustainable development across various sectors, including agriculture, education, and entrepreneurship, especially in the face of 21st-century challenges and the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR). They, however, lamented that the disparities that exist in access to digital tools, particularly in rural areas, remain a significant barrier to progress. "We call on government agencies, telecommunication companies, and other stakeholders to invest in infrastructure and initiatives that ensure equitable access to digital technologies for all young people, regardless of their geographic location," they said.