Korea pledges $38m to strengthen Digital STEM education
The MoU seeks to implement the second phase of the Digital Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (D-STEM) Education project, with the Republic of Korea committing US$38 million to support the initiative.
He noted that the success of the first phase had informed the decision to support a second phase with a stronger emphasis on digital STEM education and expressed confidence in the Ministry of Education's ability to deliver the project successfully.
The six-year project, which will run from 2026 to 2032, will also include the construction of the Accra STEM Park, the strengthening of the Northern STEM Resource Centre and the integration of digital technologies into STEM education.
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