Fidelity Bank equips Miss Ghana 2026 contestants with financial literacy, sustainability, and entrepreneurship skills

Contestants of the 69th Miss Ghana pageant have received vital, practical lessons in financial literacy, personal empowerment, and environmental sustainability during a comprehensive mentorship session hosted by Fidelity Bank Ghana Ltd at the bank's head office in Accra.

Addressing the contestants, Chair of the Miss Ghana Foundation Inna Patty expressed her profound appreciation to Fidelity Bank Ghana for partnering with the organisation to empower the young women through financial education.

Fueling Youth and Female EntrepreneurshipTo bridge the funding gap for young innovators and provide tangible avenues for the contestants' entrepreneurial dreams, Fidelity Bank Ghana Ltd detailed several tailored financial and non-financial support mechanisms available through its youth and women empowerment initiatives:The Orange Corners Innovation Fund: A partnership with the Kingdom of the Netherlands providing grants and loans at concessionary rates to established, legitimate youth-led businesses (ages 18 to 35).