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No Country can prosper without strong investment in science and innovation – Asiedu Nketiah

JOHNSON ASIEDU NKETIA, NATIONAL CHAIRMAN OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS (NDC), GUEST OF HONOUR, AT THE 2ND EDITION OF THE SCHOOL OF SCIENCES SCIENCE FAIR Theme: "Advancing Graduate Education for Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Research Excellence and Global Impact" The Vice-Chancellor, The Pro Vice-Chancellor, The Registrar, The Dean of the School of Sciences, Distinguished Faculty Members, Invited Guests, Researchers, Graduate Students, the media, Ladies and Gentlemen, Good morning."No nation has become economically successful without investing significantly in scientific research and innovation," he said at the 2nd edition of the Science Fair organised by the School of Sciences of UENR The Science Fair was held under the theme: "Advancing Graduate Education for Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Research Excellence and Global Impact."Together, let us build a future where graduate education serves as the engine of innovation, entrepreneurship, research excellence and sustainable national development.
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