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Jospong Group invests in future: 118 graduate scholars teturn from Russia to boost food security

The scholars arrived at the Accra International Airport after successfully completing two years of post-graduate studies at the People’s Friendship University in Russia (RUDN University) The programme, a flagship initiative of the Jospong Group through AAC, focused on Agriculture, Environmental Sciences, Waste Management and Sustainable Development.“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.
Another beneficiary, Charlotte Opoku Gyamfua, who specialised in carbon reduction in the transport sector, said her expertise will target emissions in Ghana’s growing transport industry.
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