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Ghana, Malta launch project to strengthen ethics education
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Ghana and Malta have launched a partnership to strengthen ethics education among children and young people through values-based learning, teacher training and policy support.
The Malta-Ghana Ethics Education Partnership, dubbed “Project Ethics,” is being implemented in collaboration with StepUp Nigeria and funded by the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of Malta through the Malta High Commission in Ghana.“This initiative is aligned with Ghana’s broader vision of preserving social values and preparing young people to contribute positively to national development,” he said, commending the government of Malta and the Malta High Commission for supporting the initiative.
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