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AAC celebrate scholars’ return with renewed pledge to Ghana’s agricultural sector

The African Agribusiness Consortium (AAC), a subsidiary of the Jospong Group, has hosted a welcome Dinner and Awards Night to celebrate the return of 118 Ghanaian postgraduate scholars who completed advanced studies in Agriculture and Environmental Sciences at Russia’s RUDN University and Peoples’ Friendship University under the AAC-RUDN scholarship programme.
Reflecting on the Group’s growth, he noted that while the beneficiaries left Ghana when the company operated in only one foreign country, Jospong has since expanded its footprint to 29 nations across Africa, demonstrating its growing capacity to drive agricultural development beyond Ghana’s borders.
The successful reintegration of the pioneer cohort and the announcement of a new intake underscore AAC’s long-term vision of building a highly skilled workforce capable of transforming agriculture, driving food security and supporting sustainable development in Ghana and across Africa.
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