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Jospong Group Invests In Future: 118 AAC-RUDN Scholars return from Russia to boost food security, waste Management and sustainable development

" Supporting national development According to the Jospong Group, the 118 graduates are expected to deploy their expertise to help tackle challenges in food security, rural development, waste management and climate-smart agriculture."By the grace of God, after several years of contributing significantly to Ghana in sanitation and waste management transformation, the Jospong Group made another bold decision a few years ago to support the transformation of Ghana's agricultural sector," she said.
The scholarship programme, a flagship initiative of the Jospong Group through AAC, is aimed at developing a new generation of professionals to support Ghana's agricultural modernisation agenda and drive sustainable national development.
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