Dr Ibn Chambas advocates education reform to produce innovators and ethical leaders

He therefore urged government, educational institutions and other stakeholders to pursue reforms that place greater emphasis on creativity, critical thinking, practical skills, technological literacy and ethical leadership, arguing that such an approach would better position Ghana's youth to compete successfully in the global economy while contributing meaningfully to national development.

According to him, a modern education system should equip learners with the capacity to solve problems, embrace innovation and respond effectively to emerging global challenges, including rapid technological advancement and artificial intelligence.

He said these issues should occupy the attention of policymakers, educational authorities, teachers and parents as Ghana works to strengthen the relevance of its education system.