EXPO2025 Theme Weeks

Programme details

Key messages or themes:
Girls in STEM Education, Access to Remote Learning Platforms, EdTech Strategies, Government's Agenda for STEM Education.

Topics for discussion:
Stem Education in Ghana, Ghana's EdTech and Remote Learning, Education and Entrepreneurship (TVET).

Activities planned:
Presentation, Discussion, Questions and Answers, and Networking.

Target audience:
Experts in Education, Students, Researchers, CSOs in Education, Developing Partners, STEM Organisations, EdTech Firms, JETRO and Investors.

Speakers or panelists:
Minister for Education-Ghana, Director General – GES, Director General – GTVETS, Executive Director - CENDLOS, Lecturers/Tutors/Teachers, Students

Cast

Speakers

Hon. Haruna Iddrisu

Ministry of Education

Hon. Haruna Iddrisu is a distinguished Ghanaian politician serving as the current Minister for Education and a Member of Parliament for Tamale South. With a robust academic background and a commitment to empowering the youth, he has been instrumental in shaping educational policies that enhance accessibility and quality in Ghana's educational system.

Elected to Parliament in 2009, Haruna has held various key positions, showcasing his dedication to national development and social justice. His leadership within the Ministry of Education underscores his vision for a progressive educational framework that prioritizes equitable access to quality education for all Ghanaian children.

In addition to his legislative duties, he actively engages in community development initiatives, advocating for improved infrastructure and resources in the education sector. Hon. Haruna Iddrisu's unwavering commitment to fostering a knowledgeable and skilled workforce is pivotal for Ghana's future growth and development.

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Prof. Ernest Kofi Davis

Ghana Education Service (GES)

Prof. Ernest Kofi Davis is a prominent educational leader, currently the Director General of the Ghana Education Service (GES). With a robust academic background in education and extensive experience in pedagogical innovation, he is a champion for integrating Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) into Ghana’s educational framework.

Under his stewardship, the GES is making significant strides in enhancing curriculum development, teacher training, and educational resources, with a focus on fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills among students. Prof. Davis is a strong advocate for promoting STEM education to equip the youth with the necessary skills to thrive in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.

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Engr. Dr. Eric Kofi Adzroe

Ghana TVET Service (GTVETS)

Engr. Dr. Eric Kofi Adzroe is the Director General of the Ghana TVET (Technical and Vocational Education and Training) Service. With a rich background in engineering and vocational education, he is dedicated to transforming the landscape of technical training in Ghana.

Dr. Adzroe’s leadership is characterized by a commitment to aligning TVET programs with industry needs, fostering a skilled workforce that meets the demands of a dynamic job market. His focus on innovation and entrepreneurship within TVET seeks to empower youth, enabling them to develop practical skills and start their own enterprises.

Under his guidance, the Ghana TVET Service is implementing initiatives that enhance collaboration with industries, promote hands-on training, and encourage entrepreneurial mindsets among trainees.

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Dr. Diyawanu Mumin

Centre for National Distance Learning and Open Schooling (CENDLOS)

Dr. Diyawanu Mumin is the Executive Director of the Centre for National Distance Learning and Open Schooling (CENDLOS), where he pioneers the integration of technology in education to enhance learning accessibility. With an extensive academic background in educational technology and distance learning, Dr. Mumin is dedicated to expanding educational opportunities for diverse populations.

Under his leadership, CENDLOS champions innovative programs that leverage digital platforms to deliver quality education, making STEM subjects more approachable and engaging for learners across Ghana. His vision includes fostering collaborative partnerships with educational institutions and technology providers to enhance curriculum delivery and promote blended learning approaches.

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Co-organiser

Ministry of Education - Ghana

Learning and Playing Week

Advancing STEM, TVET and Remote Learning to Achieve SDGs-Goal 4 in Ghana

To promote STEM, TVET and Remote learning system as a tool for learning innovation, creativity, critical thinking and problem-solving skills Ghanaian educational system. This is to support Ghana's efforts towards achieving SDGs-Goal 4 (Quality Education).

  • 2025.07.25[Fri]

    14:0016:30

    (Venue Open 13:30)

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