Currently, Turkey offers 50 scholarships annually to post graduate Ghanaian students to study in Turkey in various fields of profession.
According to the Ambassador, her country has an elaborate technical and vocational education program of which Ghana could benefit.
H.E. Nesrin Bayazit disclosed this when she paid a courtesy call on the Education Minister, Matthew Opoku Prempeh in Accra to offer her country’s support to Ghana’s education.
In his response, Mr. Opoku Prempeh said Government is committed and determined to revamp technical and vocational education in the country to develop employable skills in the youth and will therefore look forward to collaborating with Turkey in that regard.
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Source: Sammy Agyei//Frontpageghana.com
