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Count on youth to secure Africa’s agricultural future – AGRA

Evans Selorm Habadah, the Acting Chief Director, Ministry of Youth Development and Empowerment, reaffirmed the government’s commitment to positioning young people at the centre of Africa’s agrifood transformation through entrepreneurship, innovation, and skills development.
She was speaking at a National Youth Dialogue, on the Domestication of the Africa Agribusiness Young Strategy (AAYS) and the Youth in Agrifood Systems Performance Index (YAPI) in Ghana, titled, “Bridging Policy to Practice for Youth Participation in Regional and Continental Markets.
Dr Betty Annan, the Country Director, AGRA Ghana, has called for greater trust and investment in young people to secure the future of agriculture and food systems in Ghana and across Africa.
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