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Sam George opens Girls-In-ICT Open Day, urges girls to lead Ghana’s digital future
The Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations, Samuel Nartey George, has officially opened the 2025 Girls-In-ICT Open Day with a call on young girls to embrace technology, innovation and artificial intelligence (AI) to help shape Ghana’s digital future.
Speaking at the opening ceremony, Mr George described the Girls-In-ICT programme as a national investment in Ghana’s future, aimed at equipping girls with the skills, confidence and opportunities needed to become the next generation of technology leaders.
He said the growing influence of AI in education, business and public services made it important for young people to acquire the skills and confidence needed to shape the technology-driven future.
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